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Apr 19.2006

Is it possible to add several rollover styles? What I mean by this is something like filter: blur [i]and[/i] glow, or something to that effect.

I’ve read and read and read pages and pages of CSS tutorials and have yet to see anything close to the answer to my question.

Also, is it possible to get links to fade without javascript? (using CSS)

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@skilled1Apr 19.2006 — just make it an image, and have a hover state.
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@ray326Apr 20.2006 — Is it possible to add several rollover styles? What I mean by this is something like filter: blur and glow, or something to that effect.[/QUOTE]Yes but proprietary styles tend to not be covered anywhere but on MSDN.
Also, is it possible to get links to fade without javascript? (using CSS)[/QUOTE]No, not if you mean a gradual fade.
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@pcthugApr 20.2006 — I would stick to the supported pseudo-styles; link, visited, hover, active and focus
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@TomV2_0authorApr 20.2006 — Thanks -

I kinda figured all that, but wanted to check with people that actually knew.
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