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Fade Image Into Another: HTML: <a id="deviant-art-icon" href="http://monstermmorpg.deviantart.com"><span></span></a> CSS: #deviant-art-icon { background:url(http://static.monstermmorpg.com/images/csssprites/SocialIcons.png) no-repeat; display: inline-block; position: relative; text-indent:...
This code ended up doing it for me. I think you copied and pasted wrong Rohit! li{ list-style: none; display: inline-block; /*width: 150px;*/ max-width: auto; } ul li a{ text-decoration:...
NO Way to do it on CSS only. And Hover is not apply for DIV. Its for A, UL > LI... You must know about Javascript or jQuery. Mouse hover...
.nav-sec-level{ background: red; border:1px solid #000; display: none; } .side-bar:hover .nav-sec-level{ display: block; } <ul> <li class="side-bar"> <a>gh kl</a> <ul class="nav-sec-level">some menu <li>jdfs</li> <li>jdfs</li> <li>jdfs</li> </ul>...
Images are inline by default. Try adding: display: block to the images....
You are never hiding the overlay div, and therefore not hovering the gif. Just set the start for when you hover the overlay: $(document).ready(function() { $(".overlay").hover( function() { $('#static').attr("src", "http://i.imgur.com/ytWYljT.gif");...
are you looking for something like this? .box{ float:right; width:173px; height:173px; margin-top:10px; } .box:hover{ width:220px; height:220px; margin-left:-47px; position:relative; } edit: a css example of @malcom's choice: .box{ float:right; width:200px; height:200px;...
No pseudo-class at all. Just use: .iOS .quiz .panel .choices a It will be the selected rule when "hover" doesn't happen! :)...
Title auto-gens the little white one by default so to not activate it I'd use data-attr instead of title since you are creating your own. span[data-attr]:hover:after { content: attr(data-attr); }...
Start out with the element hidden with display:none as enhzflep suggests. Then you can use jquery to show and hide the drop down. Here's a fiddle....
From your fiddle, simply remove the padding from the <ul> element and give it to the <li> elements, which will then be colored fully. #nav { width:80px; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 3px...
Without the HTML it is difficult, however, you are going to need to use the direct selector in CSS.. If you are trying to apply the rectangle only to the...
The squares are inside the <a> tags, not the other way around like you're trying to do. Your CSS .fa a:hover applies to <a> inside the .fa which is the...
Like this (CSS) if you want to target the specific element with class .email: .icons .email:hover { // Your code here opacity: .5; } If you want a more generic...
You could achieve something similar to what you're looking for with CSS pseudo elements depending on the bullet style you want and if that can be achieved with a unicode...
You cannot rotate background-image nor bullets, but pseudo-element , yes . Idea is : li { list-style-type:none; padding-left:20px; } li:before { content:url(yourImage.png); margin-left:-20px; display:inline-block; } li:hover:before { transform:rotate(360000deg); transition:300s;/* tune...
You can do this using CSS transition and opacity : FIDDLE Also, you cannot use an id twice in your markup. Ids must be unique, you should be using class...
You can do it with css like this: .box , .appear{ background: #151515; height: 100px; width: 100px; float:left; } .appear{ background:red; display:none } .box:hover{ background: #e6e6e6; height: 100px; width: 100px;...
The problem is that your ID selectors are more specific than your class + pseudoselector combination. But if you don't specify the position in the ID selector, you'll be fine....
You can try .f:hover > .work-cart, .g:hover > .work-cart, .h:hover > .work-cart{ left: 220px; opacity: 1; } ...
First, try adding a couple more 9's to your z-index. Just kidding, that won't work because pseudo-elements like :hover create a new stacking index. As a result, no solution involving...
If you don´t want to use a background image and want to have a full browser support you can do it this way. And you can use opacity. http://jsfiddle.net/charly3176/Sf97g/ <div...
The background-color indicated in :hover no longer applies when you leave the element. So the element will go back to its unhovered state. You cannot prevent this from happening when...
using jQuery you can do something like this: $(document).on('hover', 'img', function() { // make all images small except this $('img').not(this).removeClass('big').addClass('small'); // make this one large $(this).addClass('big'); }); however you should...
I think you made a couple of mistakes. /* First of all it's better to have your list-item relative. */ nav ul > li { position:relative; } /* Then your...
You can achieve this with this simple CSS/HTML: .image-container { position: relative; width: 200px; height: 300px; } .image-container .after { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;...
The simple solution is attempt to degrade as best as possible. In this case, I'd set a background color on the child menu and jack up z-index on hover only,...
think your are making use of modernizr. Then its quit easy just add class ".no-js" .no-touch a:hover, .no-js a:hover { color: #06e; } check this link for further explanation Github-...
You can add a new style tag cascade over the previous declaration. assuming the css in in the head tag $('head').append('<style>#element:hover {/ background-image: url("http://new.image/url");/ }/ <style>'); ...
The vanilla javascript solution, Set the first item as active Assign a mouseover event listener to each item On mouseover of each item set the current active to inactive Set...