In this third part of a series I put the final touches on our sample navigation bar which uses the functionality of CSS sprites to define the visual presentation of the normal hover and active states of its sections. Constructing a graphic user interface like this is a two-step process. First one creates a good-looking background image and then tweaks its X and Y coordinates via CSS....
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Defining the Active State of Menu Sections for a CSS Sprite-Based Navigation Bar
Posted: March 3rd, 2010, 7:00am MST