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17-May-11 15:20

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eman

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From: Durham, NC, USA

Can anyone tell me how I can create links on the far sides like the ones on this link. Thanks

http://festival-park.com/index.html

19-May-11 04:25

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matt

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From: Southern Highlands, NSW, Australia

Hi eman,

They're absolutely positioned divs that use the css :hover pseudoclass to move out when hovered over. They've also added CSS transitions to slide them in/out slowly.

See: http://festival-park.com/c/styles.css

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19-May-11 07:52

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eman

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From: Durham, NC, USA

Thanks Matt, this really helps. I looked at the css and html code and trying to figure out how do they add the tab names photos, video, applications, and questions. Also how were you able to get the css code? Thanks again.

http://festival-park.com/index.html

[Edited by eman on 19-May-11 08:32]

19-May-11 23:50

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matt

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From: Southern Highlands, NSW, Australia

@eman: I just viewed source and looked for:

<link href="c/styles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

Cheers,
Matt

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20-May-11 15:38

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eman

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From: Durham, NC, USA

Thanks Matt,

I just want to know how do they add the tab names photos, video, applications, and questions. Thanks

http://festival-park.com/index.html

[Edited by eman on 20-May-11 15:39]

23-May-11 02:32

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matt

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From: Southern Highlands, NSW, Australia

@eman: They're just images, eg:

http://festival-park.com/images/photo_link.png

They've added the images as background images in the CSS. See the #apDiv1, #apDiv2, #apDiv3, #apDiv4 rules.

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3rd Edition of my jQuery Mobile book out now! Learn to build mobile web apps. Free sample chapter: http://store.elated.com/