css "hover button" round 3

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Steve Easton

LOL,
Guess I'll rewrite the css for the top one,
make it an active link and invoke the changes from
active and hover statements, and see if that works.
Should have done it that way to begin with.



a computer

Craig Schiller said:
Steve -

Sorry to report that they don't work in NS 4.74, at least.

Regards,
Craig
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V

Very Joyful \(Victoria\)

Are you making this more complicated than it needs to be? I didn't see round
1, so is there some objective other than having the background change color?
 
S

Steve Easton

Try the top one now

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Craig Schiller said:
Steve -

Sorry to report that they don't work in NS 4.74, at least.

Regards,
Craig
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S

Steve Easton

LOL,
Well, I saw on Jim Buyens FP wish list that
he wished they would create a replacement for hover buttons.
I'm trying to make a "hover style" button using only css
and no images or javascript.

I realize it is probably just an exercise in "futility" but........

Steve
 
C

Craig Schiller

Negatory, Steve. The text in the button changes color (to red) when
clicked, but nothing happens on rollover.

Craig

Steve said:
Try the top one now
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V

Very Joyful \(Victoria\)

Hmmm.... I'm feeling challenged myself now.

Steve Easton said:
LOL,
Well, I saw on Jim Buyens FP wish list that
he wished they would create a replacement for hover buttons.
I'm trying to make a "hover style" button using only css
and no images or javascript.

I realize it is probably just an exercise in "futility" but........

Steve
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chris leeds

I say just use the image background and swap it. you can do that with just
the css and there is no js code or anything. isn't that close enough? ;-)
 
S

Steve Easton

LOL,
Well.....yes and no.
This is more of a "quest" because I want the browser to do the work
instead of the server.
With image swaps, even though we "pre-load" the images, everytime
you mouse over a link the browser queries the server in order to verify
that the images are "available"
Go to a page with image swaps, and mouse over a link and watch your
modem / router lights. They will twinkle like christmas tree lights.
 
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