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10base TomSay goodbye to old-school slicing and dicing when creating image maps, buttons, and navigation menus. Instead, say hello to a deceptively simple yet powerful sprite-based CSS solution.
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IE glitch
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empty, transparent blocks
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to trigger the link activity
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a proper image replacement technique will leave the text links accessible to screenreaders
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Replacing the sprite imagery is dead simple, since all of our dimensions and offsets are controlled in a single CSS file, and all of our imagery sits in a single image
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Gary BurgeSpecifically, we’re going to replace old-school image slicing and dicing (and the necessary JavaScript) with a CSS solution. And because of the way CSS works, we’re going to take it further: by building a grid of images and devising a way to get each indi
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Ethan GardnerAnd now, with a bit of math and a lot of CSS, we’re going to take the basic concept and apply it to the world of web design.
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