Rating script like on YouTube
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Author: Free CSS Menus: www.freecssmenus.co.uk
Description: This css rating script uses the sliding doors technique to it full potential. It uses only one image but displays it in different positions upon each hover state. Ever wondered how to replicate a rating script just like on YouTube using CSS? This simple animated rating effect can be easily manipulated to suit your own websites colour scheme. Dont forget, this script uses no javascript, just html and css!
Category: Animation
Tested Browsers: AOL 9, Firefox 3.0.1, Opera 9.10, IE 7
Comments:
Its a bit basic, but its something to work with for now. Thanks.
Thanks for this excellent script. Saved me a lot of time !!!
Iv'e always wondered how to do this. Ive been sifting through javascript websites trying to find this kind of effect. Top Marks for doing this with simple CSS !!!!!
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