Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
> If you want images to be clickable, then they are content, not
> decoration, and you should include them in the HTML source of your
> The other alternative is to use an image replacement technique. The
> advantage of this over sprites is that there is real text for eac
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Sam Leathers wrote:
I'm working on a website where I have a standard list for links
in display: block; Currently, the links are tags, but I'd like
to use css to display the image. I know I can use background:
url("/path/to/image.gif"), but whats the best way to have a
Sam Leathers wrote:
I'm working on a website where I have a standard list for links
in display: block; Currently, the links are tags, but I'd like
to use css to display the image. I know I can use background:
url("/path/to/image.gif"), but whats the best way to have a different
image for eac
Sam,
There is an interesting article at
http://alistapart.com/articles/imagemap/that takes the old html image
map concept and adapts it to the modern world
of CSS. The idea is to use a single image for your menu and place absolutely
positioned div's over each menu item. Worth a look.
Jim
On 9/20
Sam Leathers wrote:
I know I can use background:
url("/path/to/image.gif"), but whats the best way to have a different
image for each href? ..
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Sam
Sam, I always trip on answering good questions. I do not know the best way to solve the pr
I'm working on a website where I have a standard list for links in
display: block; Currently, the links are tags, but I'd like to use
css to display the image. I know I can use background:
url("/path/to/image.gif"), but whats the best way to have a different
image for each href? Do I need to have
