In this fifth article of a seven-part series I demonstrate how to use a set of CSS sprites to define the visual style corresponding to the normal state of a navigation bar of a fictional blog site. The most complex facet of this process was to create the background image containing the corresponding sprites the rest of the procedure merely involves manipulating the image s X and Y coordinates via CSS....
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Styling a Blog`s Links Bar with CSS Sprites
Posted: March 5th, 2010, 7:00am MST