Background-position in css
Question by Mubeen
Can we use more than 2 images for single navigation. That means when we hover on that image it will shows 6 different images. Is it possible to make for a single navigation image? If possible means how?
I think you are all understand this
Answer by Jouke van der Maas
You can (at the moment – cross browser) only set one bg image on an element. If you want to change it on hover or whatever, just add an a-tag with href set on #:
<a class="img" id="thatoneimg" href="#"></a>
And then in the css:
a.img {
width: 100px;
height: 100px;
}
a#thatoneimg {
backround-image: url(staticimg.jpg);
}
a#thatoneimg:hover {
backround-image: url(movingimg.gif);
}
That should work cross browser. You need the a-tag for it to work in IE.
Edit:
As Starx said, just make the second image a .gif with an animation. It will not use sprites but it will work.
Answer by Starx
If I understood you correctly, you want to continously change the position of your background image while you hover over one button.
If that’s right, then I suggest making a static image as background image and changing the image to a GIF animated image on hover
