On Aug 24, 2005, at 9:44 AM, Jeff wrote:

http://www.electrabike.com/04/bikes/05bikes/cls/05_cls_01.html

The scrolling section...can this feature/function be duplicated using nothing but CSS? The entire scroll effect, the links and targets, etc.

If it could, it wouldn't be a good thing to choose to do.

* If you want it to say something, use HTML.
* If you want it to look some way, use CSS.
* If you want it to act different, use JavaScript.

A more "pure" approach would be to say, "If you want it to do something, use JavaScript," but HTML allows for links and form submission, and CSS allows for :hover. But the key here is that behavior should be scripted; even if you could do it in CSS, that's not the proper place for it and will cause many headaches down the line -- the same headaches caused by people putting presentational markup in their HTML.

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