Actually I wanted to write a post about J.R. Rotem and “The Writing Team”, but it’s kinda much… So, instead here’s another CSS-post.

When you want a picture to change, while the cursor hovers over it, you usually use JavaScript’s <onMouseOver> in this way:

<img src=”picture.jpg” onmouseover=”this.src=’hover-picture.jpg’;” onmouseout=”this.src=’picture.jpg’;” />
 

Although this is the common way, there’s actually another, better and way simpler way to accomplish this hover-effect, which also works when JavaScript is turned off in the browser.  … read on!

After having completed this blog more or less (there’s still a lot of work to do… at least starting to blog), the time has come to test some plugins. Here’s the alakhnor thumbnail-plugin. (When I try to get on his site I get a Malware-warning-message, WTF!?) So, here’s a picture: … read on!

The problem with just having planned the top of a site: The rest of it becomes verrrrry lousy. … read on!

Is that cool or what?! It’s worthwhile to learn more CSS than actually necessary! I didn’t know that you could specify styles for links e.g. without using classes or ids or the other usual stuff. You’re able to show the favicon of the site you’re referring to only with CSS – no JavaScript or PHP included! … read on!

Trying to use the [title~=blabla]:after possibility in css. So, here’s it: Blockkinder.com Wikipedia YouTube Gawker. … read on!