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Thumb mouseover effects
Okay, I barely know HTML and am just learning PHP so bear with me - but how do people get those cool sort of "frosted" mouseover effects on their thumbs - like this?
Thanks a bunch to anyone who can explain in laymans terms;) Danielle |
for what it's worth, I don't see any mouseover effects with firefox.
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They are using a CSS alpha channel filter to set the opacity to 50% onMouseOver.
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And only Windows Exploder at that.
On the Mac there's no change on mouseover, not in IE, not in Safari nor Firefox. Still, the IE users on Windows is a pretty big group. |
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Found a page that is less cluttered: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/opacity.html IE uses "filter:" and Mozilla uses "opacity:". So you can make it work in most browsers. (old link with some examples: http://www.mandarindesign.com/opacity.html ) |
Hey thanks for all the replies! Great to know about the windows explorer/IE limitation - I'll check out that link and see if I can find something that will work universally.
Edit: good tut here - easy and works in both browsers as far as I can see Cheers! |headbang| |
See my webmasters page on kwikfire
The semi-transparent navigation panel thingy on there that I coded works both in FF and in IE. If you want any help with lifting my code then let me know ... you could have thumbs that run away from the users mouse even... now that would be effing funny. Or that go more and more transparent the closer the user gets till they reveal another thumb underneath...anything is possible now.
http://kwikfire.com/webmaster-links.html |
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