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Using Javascript to create mouse rollovers is so 2003. Here you can learn how to create rollovers in css, which are faster and easier to manage.
Step 1
You need to create a single image which contains all the image states (normal, hover, visted, action) in whatever image editing software you prefer.
EX 1:
Step 2
Next, you will be creating an anchor tag in your html which is the height and width of the portion of the image you want viewable.
<a id="button" href="#"></a>
Step 3
Now you will need to edit your CSS for this element. Using CSS you can define background positions for all image states.
That's it! Click below to see the example in action! Enjoy!
#button{
display:block;
width:100px;
height:50px;
background-image: url(images/button.jpg);
background-position:0px 0px;
}
#button:hover{
background-position:-100px 0px;
}
#button:active{
background-position:-300px 0px;
}
#button:visited{
background-position:-200px 0px;
}
#button:visited:hover{
background-position:-100px 0px;
}
#button:visited:active{
background-position:-300px 0px;
}
*Note: having a :visited state in your image will elongate your code and many leave it out. It does add to the layout and navigation though so it is your choice. display:block;
width:100px;
height:50px;
background-image: url(images/button.jpg);
background-position:0px 0px;
}
#button:hover{
background-position:-100px 0px;
}
#button:active{
background-position:-300px 0px;
}
#button:visited{
background-position:-200px 0px;
}
#button:visited:hover{
background-position:-100px 0px;
}
#button:visited:active{
background-position:-300px 0px;
}
That's it! Click below to see the example in action! Enjoy!
Linkage: Easy CSS Rollovers Example
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