Okay, I have one (maybe two) more question(s):
I have a table within a div. When I try to style the cells in the table (specifically BORDER operations), they make that ugly push (or shake, or whatever you call it). Why? What can I do to stop that?
Also, is it possible to make a TABLE CELL rollover usng only CSS and that (a.X:hover) trick?
CSS:
Quote: td.norm {
color: black;
padding: 5px;
width: 200px;
}
td.hover {
cursor: default;
color: #ccc;
padding: 5px;
width: 200px;
border-left: 1px solid #000;
}
HTML:
Quote:
TITLE IMAGE
//HOME
//PROJECTS
//ARTICLES
//EXT. LINKS
//ABOUT
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Neutron2k posted this at 09:00—13th June 2006.
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I am assuming by push or shake, that when you roll over the table cell, it shifts position?
The reason for that is that you have a border on the hover event of 1px, but no border on the idle style. You need to add a border to both in order to avoid this problem. Use a 1px border colour the same as your background to stop it being visible.
better still assign a 1px border, but set its border style to none.
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Maxwell posted this at 10:24—13th June 2006.
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Your skill is unmatched.
Thank you.
Neutron2k posted this at 11:30—13th June 2006.
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What a nice thing to say
who paid you? lol
Maxwell posted this at 22:04—14th June 2006.
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The Chinese government. (no smiley because it's China, and they don't do that there)
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Neutron2k posted this at 10:42—22nd August 2006.
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rofl laughing. The chinese government are aware of me
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