scriptygoddess

24 Jan, 2003

hover trickery

Posted by: kristine In: Bookmarks

I'm always inspired when I go to the css/edge site, but I've just found the tutorial over there for Pure CSS Menus and its just such a cool concept — using the :hover attribute for other elements is great, and I hope that all the browsers will eventually support this. For now, its Netscape/Mozilla specific, but still cool.

And then, I found #misguided through web-graphics and there's several easy ideas for Image Rollover Code and Expanding List Script. Its so easy that anyone should be able to implement it, not just javascript/dHTML goddesses!! :)

5 Responses to "hover trickery"

1 | Jennifer

January 24th, 2003 at 3:25 pm

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YAY! Thank you! (Hope you don't mind the duplication – I just usually come here and search first whenever I'm trying to remember a cool script I saw.)

2 | Daniel Nolan

January 24th, 2003 at 6:02 pm

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Theres also a very cool CSS only set of menus here: http://www.fo3nix.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/css_widgets/hierarchical_menu/ again its mozilla only but they're pretty darn funky!

3 | owen

January 24th, 2003 at 6:11 pm

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I hard that same netscape only hover problem. I solved it by putting a <A> tag around anything I wanted to check for hover on (in the CSS you have use a a:hover table { color:stuff} ). Because IE only checks hover on <a> links. It doesn't work as well but I made do with what I had.

4 | sean

January 24th, 2003 at 9:48 pm

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There's some very well done CSS only menus using lists over at gazingus.org along with some other nifty stuff.

5 | Arve

February 4th, 2003 at 6:00 pm

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Just a small note: The Pure CSS Menus also work in Opera 7, and possibly Apple's Safari.

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