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Wednesday, March 13th, 2002 at 3:34 PM | No commentsWebreference has put together an awesome rollover roundup that has pure CSS2 rollovers, vertical and horizontal. By morphing your links into block-level elements you can reliably set their dimensions. Check out the live examples of the CSS rollovers at the end of the article.
Stuart has refined his CSS Image Rollover tutorial to work with Mozilla (there had been a problem with only the portion of the background up to the text height changing colour).
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