mrmad1966
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Create This Shape Using CSS
Folks , here is my problem. A while back I created an application that had a number of images which the user would roll over and a red outline border would highlight this area & this was achieved using CSS. Now at that time I found through trail & error that css was (by far !) more bandwith friendly that slices & tables that I originally tried in fireworks, now this was all great as long as my areas were all squares or rectangles...
So here is the question, as I am a slow learner..please look at the attached image and tell me (preferably a small sample from you would be the beeees kneeeees) can I create the blue line using CSS ? I'm feeling I may have to go down the fireworks/photoshop route again but really would prefer to avoid this if at all possible !!
Thanks
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So here is the question, as I am a slow learner..please look at the attached image and tell me (preferably a small sample from you would be the beeees kneeeees) can I create the blue line using CSS ? I'm feeling I may have to go down the fireworks/photoshop route again but really would prefer to avoid this if at all possible !!
Thanks
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Just because you need to use an image does not mean you need to use tables. Create 2 images, one for the mouse over state, and then you can use CSS to position the image and do a mouse over effect.
Hi mrmad1966,
Your username tells it all :)
Can you elaborate on what you're trying to achieve ?
If you only needed the blue line or a clickable area it can be done using an image map and setting a css style for that map, otherwise it's not possible using css
Your username tells it all :)
Can you elaborate on what you're trying to achieve ?
If you only needed the blue line or a clickable area it can be done using an image map and setting a css style for that map, otherwise it's not possible using css
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You may however be able to do it with a combination of jquery and CSS. However, I think that you'll find it's much easier going with the Photoshop/Fireworks option and slicing it.