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    deneb
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    Posted: 2005-Oct-04 20:45
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    How could I do links so that they always move when you roll over them like at this site [link]
    Sorry that I can´t explain better, English is not my first language. I´m making the site with Dreamweaver.



    lizardz
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    Posted: 2005-Oct-04 23:53
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    That's CSS, in that case there is a link class assigned to the links, or just a generic a href css declaration.

    a:hover {font-weight:bold;}

    If CSS is a mystery to you, you'll need to do some reading up on it, but the above line is literally all that's needed for that particular affect.



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    Posted: 2005-Oct-05 07:46
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    Really? Wow! Thanks a lot. I´ll try to figure out how to use it.

    Mmm...I got it work with the text but it doesn´t work with images...?

    [ Message was edited by: deneb 10/05/2005 12:28 pm ]




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