100% CSS Roll over images

http://snedekerdesignz.com/

Those two buttons are 100% css. The html is as follows:

<div id=”button1”> <a class=”1” href=”http://snedekerdesignz.webs.com/”</a> </div>

And the CSS :

#button1 a { background:#128BC8 url(image2.png) repeat-x scroll 0 0; border:7px solid black; display:block; float:left; height:128px; margin-left:150px; width:198px; }

Feel free to use this code yourself.

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What’s the point?

repeat-x

Is not necessary.-

I know added that incase

The point is you don’t need lots of javascript files to make roll over images. CSS owns

You also need an a:hover to make it work

To be user friendly either use sprites with background position (to avoid the image loading delay on hover) or preload the rollovers with JavaScript.

You’re using redundant divs

Why can’t you just preload with css? loading the images at the top of the page with display none.

Why can’t you just preload with css? loading the images at the top of the page with display none.

Internet Explorer does not cache images loaded with CSS .

snedekerdesignz: Why the div? Divitis is a nasty disease

CSS Sprites would be much better