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Sent: Thursday, 22 April 2004 10:28 AM
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James,
Took a look at that and I think that is a step in the right direction!!!
Now I jes gotta figure out how to do it NOT using lis
help ya'll providing :-)
Brian
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From: James Gollan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 4:50 PM
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Having read my post I should point out that I mean a single image for
each button/rollover - no
2004 9:40 AM
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If you are trying to avoid the situation of a separate CSS background
property for each image you could create a single image with all of your
rollover states. You would then use the background position property to
shift this larger
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Sent: Wednesday, 21 April 2004 7:53 PM
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Yeah, that was what I was afraid of. I am looking at in the wrong way -
Okay, is there a method of perhaps adding an effect to the image that
could
be turned on or off
represent needed code for a mouse-over event, a mouse-over
could be made to work here.
Brian
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From: Andrew Krespanis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 4:03 AM
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If what Ben said is correct, and the &#x
I don¹t know what you are trying to achieve, but as Ben said, wrap the
images in an and then styling this element could solve your problem -
like this:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/jobs/css/imageroll/
This way you do not touch the image.
The options become unlimited, as you could also use a diffe
If what Ben said is correct, and the 's are nested in 's, too easy
mate!
Even if that isn't the case, and the img's are on their own;
Moz/Op/Saf(?)/Konq(?) will allow :hover to be used. Then there's just the
other 90something% of users out there
Which is where this comes in: http://www.xs4al
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>I am thinking changing that to: <img src="images/foo.gif"
class="ro1">
I find it hard to see how you plan to overide the src attribute using CSS...
Just about any other element would probably be workable, but I can'
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>I am thinking changing that to: <img src="images/foo.gif"
class="ro1">
I find it hard to see how you plan to overide the src attribute using CSS...
Just about any other element would probably be workable, but I can'
>I am thinking changing that to: 
I find it hard to see how you plan to overide the src attribute using CSS...
Just about any other element would probably be workable, but I can't see ow
this could be done using and CSS only.
Andrew.
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I am trying to do an image rollover - easy enough yes - but heres the
problem
We are talking about images that are hard coded into a template system.
What I am thinking is doing a class where the rollover would simply change
the directory that the image is located in rather than the image name pe
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