After some more digging and basic research I was able to come up with
this.
I tried to work with .add/removeClass instead of .css, but couldn't
get it to work the way I wanted to.
This seems to work just fine:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".btn.up").mouseover( fun
Liam,
Thank you very much for your input.
That worked out perfectly! It also reduced the number of server
requests by a few million.
Like I said before, I'm sure the code could be written a lot better,
but here it is anyway:
$(function() { // image hover
$(".topmenu div")
For something like this, you'd be best off having all 4 states of the
button in a single graphic file, one under the other, and using the
background-position to control it.
The image would be 4 times as big as the allocated div or li, with only
a quarter of it showing at a time depending on
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