Flipped CSS
By sanqi, also known as Halikidiki: August
Now I am myself, and I am sure that all web designers will mouse over one image at a time when they want to change its design life to another (commonly used contact ). The most common way to achieve this is to use JavaScript and have a lot of tutorials. However, you (if you are like me) pause a tutorial, jump to the end of the line to get the code, and then just copy and paste it on your website. Now, this job and everything, you don't understand why it works. Or, if anything goes wrong, how can you solve it? Turning CSS is simpler and does not require anything unless CSS and HTML (or even not pre-configured ).
This tutorial will guide you through how to place the anchor tag on the linked image and then move the mouse over the image when the image is constantly changing.
This is an example. I want to tell you how to do this:
Below is how
The following steps explain how to achieve this effect.
Open the HTML file and you want a CSS tumble (or use this HTML code if you only want to experiment with the effect ):
You don't have to worry about any code (you should easily understand it all anyway) outside of the anchoring tag, what is the internal style tag.
Save your HTML file.
Open FrontPage/production/notepad (whether you like it) and paste the CSS:
For this tutorial, please file rolover.css and save it in the same directory as your HTML file.
Now, this is the use of JavaScript from different majorly. There are two images for you, one is the original state and one is the transition state. When you use CSS to flip the car, you need to put all the images in the same image, like this:
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