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In this Micro Tutorial viewers will learn how to create navigation buttons that change on rollover, using CSS
(Continuation of the CSS Image Sprite tutorial)
(Continuation of the CSS Image Sprite tutorial)
Video Steps
1. Create a parent ID for all the list items - Specify position: absolute and display: block
2. Style all the links in the parent ID to have equal height and display:block as well
3. Specify IDs for each icon - For each ID, specify the width of the icon and the left-position of it - Set the image as the background of the list item, but specify the location of the icon within the image
4. Specify a:hover properties for each ID - Copy the background property of the original IDs, just adjust the y coordinate
5. Set up the list in HTML - Use an unordered list with the parent ID and list items with the IDs created for each icon
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