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Hover image link fader with jquery
Are you bored to see the same old CSS image replacement tricks for your hover links? Add a little twist, make it fadeIn and fadeOut on hover without even touching the CSS.
With this script, you can automatically fade your image links by adding the class “linkFader” on your tag. The CSS hover will still work if javascript is disabled, it’s like Christmas!.
Your link must use a CSS image replacement technique, otherwise it will not work. That’s because this script is based on background positions hover technic. But you should always do your image links like this anyway.
2 simple steps to get this to work on your website
Step 1: add the jquery library script and the hover script in your <head> document
Step 2…
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The front-end developers burden
What burden you might ask ? Well front-enders, are seen like jack of all trades. We sometimes do what the designer or the back-end developer don’t have time to do. Because, well, we are the middle guy, we can do all this, don’t we?
It’s not that I don’t like to do either of these. I have interests in both actually. I really like web design, even if I am not that good at it. I visit mostinspired.com 3 times a week, and I always want to learn new stuff about programmation and new cool scripts. Ajaxrain and Ajaxian are great for that.
Even in our own company, some peoples don’t really understand what we do, i can’t frikking design professionally don’t ask me too, some front-end…
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