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MOZILLA, OPERA & CHROME DEMONSTRATIONS

Opera ONLY Sliding DoorsA new version of sliding doors using just the link.
Shadow textAdding a 'shadow' effect to text using content:
Target practiceUsing :target to dynamically change page styling.
Two tone headingsA method of producing two colour text using content:.
Drop down menuA drop-down menu using an unordered list and li:hover.
Cascading menuA fly-out menu using an unordered list and li:hover.
Content:Adding extra content using just CSS.
Mozzie boxA demonstration of using :hover on a div.
Rainbow boxA Demonstrating of border transparency.
Snooker cueBorder art and border transparency to produce a snooker cue.

Information

Here I hope to demonstrate some of the CSS features that are possible in Mozilla, Netscape, Opera, Safari etc. in other words non-IE browsers.

This will be based on the fact that these browsers allow the :hover pseudo class to be used on any element, which gives more scope for dynamic content such as drop-down, pull-out and cascading menus.

19th May 2007

Since starting this section, IE7 has appeared on the scene, and this browser has made the move to support :hover on any element. So the title of this section is a little misleading. I may have to revise this on any future redesign.

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