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I have a site where the button design looks like a round rubber push button (blue). &nbsp;Then when you mouse over I swap it for a (blue) button that looks like it is depressed. &nbsp;Also show a red depressed button for the active page.<br />
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It is a nice way to give visual feedback to your visitors...<br />
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I have a site where the button design looks like a round rubber push button (blue).  Then when you mouse over I swap it for a (blue) button that looks like it is depressed.  Also show a red depressed button for the active page.

It is a nice way to give visual feedback to your visitors...

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&lt;$.02&gt;a:hover also *does not* consume an inline event&lt;/$.02&gt;
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<$.02>a:hover also *does not* consume an inline event</$.02>

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Do you guys have online examples that I can see code? &nbsp;Thanks.
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Do you guys have online examples that I can see code?  Thanks.

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I'm not sure if this is CSS or javscript but what would the code look like that causes an image button to depress when it is clicked?<br />
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What are the thoughts on using a CSS hover effect? &nbsp;This adds feedback to let the user know they are over a particular button. &nbsp;I'm not sure if it is overkill. &nbsp;Can be nice when buttons are grouped together but if you have a submit button sitting out by itself, is the hover effect necessary?
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I'm not sure if this is CSS or javscript but what would the code look like that causes an image button to depress when it is clicked?

What are the thoughts on using a CSS hover effect?  This adds feedback to let the user know they are over a particular button.  I'm not sure if it is overkill.  Can be nice when buttons are grouped together but if you have a submit button sitting out by itself, is the hover effect necessary?

Button depress effect on click

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