I'm almost inspired enough to redo my personal site, finish that online portfolio I started back in June, do a new GLUE theme, or some combination of the three.
Hooloovoo
· 6 years ago
okay now this is just fucking cool: Fast rollovers, no preload needed (found on the sliding doors 2 article which I've linked to, but haven't finished reading yet.
entipy
· 6 years ago
Wow. That is cool.
Carlo Zottmann
· 6 years ago
I've seen a lot of these nifty practices lately due to a relaunch we're working at in the office. In fact, we're using a lot of rollovers on the new site, but we make them without Javascript - just pure CSS. Totally lovely.
Morn
· 6 years ago
The Matrix Relaunched.
entipy
· 6 years ago
The only problem with it is that sooo many people use I.E., and if it's not compatible, that sucks. *shrugs*
Carlo Zottmann
· 6 years ago
I tend to agree... and I know that saying "IE is a pile of canine poo when it comes to CSS rendering" doesn't help. The end user doesn't want to hear it, neither do the bosses who want to see their web project finished. Still: IE is a pile of canine poo when it comes to CSS rendering.
Morn
· 6 years ago
CSS is kinda like good enough spam protection. As long as it doesn't work 100%, it's UTTER CRAP. :P
entipy
· 6 years ago
Yeah, exactly... on both counts. Poop and utter crap. ;)
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Sliding Doors of CSS
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I'm almost inspired enough to redo my personal site, finish that online portfolio I started back in June, do a new GLUE theme, or some combination of the three.