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
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
Sam Leathers wrote:
I'm working on a website where I have a standard ul list for links
in display: block; Currently, the links are img 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
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Sam Leathers wrote:
I'm working on a website where I have a standard ul list for links
in display: block; Currently, the links are img 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
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 each
I'm working on a website where I have a standard ul list for links in
display: block; Currently, the links are img 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
