And lo on Thu, 24 Jan 2008 17:08:56 -0000, Nicolas Alvarez  
<nic### [at] gmailisthebestcom> did spake, saying:


>> That would break the hover-effekt.
>
> Are you using the :hover pseudo-class? AFAIK it can be used on any  
> element (like the whole rounded box), not only a link.

Three guesses which version of which browser only allows :hover on <a>  
elements.

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"Phil Cook" wrote:
> Be aware of some of the flaws in AlphaImageLoader that may still be 
> lurking around. Memory hits

May have that - haven't checked.

> links not working when positioned over some images

There are workarounds for that, which I have used.

> can't be treated like a background image

Yep, can only be in the upper left corner and *can't repeat*. Which is why I 
use border images in IE 6 that are 25 pixels by 30000 pixels to match some 
of the very long boxes. :O Take no disk space at all, but may not be good on 
memory... I wish I could find a better solution for that. Luckily, in all 
other browsers, those images are never used.

> obviously won't validate.

Well, the IE 6 specific style sheet is inside a comment tag, so won't be 
visible to validators or other browsers.

> Doesn't look like you've got any of these problems from my first  glance 
> (bar css validation), but if something goes screwy in IE around one  of 
> these it'd be the first thing I'd look at.

I seem to get rather slow loading of the pages, which may be caused by the 
huge border images. I haven't observed any other problems.

> Oh BTW like the lined background, which scrolls smoothly TYVM.

:)

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