Image Rollover Solar System
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Information from: www.nasa.gov
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1. Mecury
43.4 million miles from sun -
2. Venus
67.2 million miles from sun -
3. Earth
93 million miles from sun -
4. Mars
154.8 million miles from sun -
5. Jupiter
483.7 million miles from sun -
6. Saturn
941 million miles from sun -
7. Uranus
1.7 billion miles from sun -
8. Neptune
2.79 billion miles from sun -
9. Pluto
3.64 billion miles from sun
Author: Free CSS Menus: www.freecssmenus.co.uk
Description: This example of css uses one main image for the whole solar system and then 9 separate rollover images for each planet. The separate images are carefully positioned using the background-position command. This technique is very simple to do using css, just maybe a little time consuming to adjust every image into position. Some of the images, due to the size of the planet and proximity to the next, needs to use the z-index attribute to overlap or share space. Remember only use z-index on a div which uses the position:absolute attribute.
Category: Image Rollover
Tested Browsers: AOL 9, Firefox 3.0.1, Opera 9.10, IE 7
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