It looks fine, Paul.
(For IE6 and IE7: a img {border:0:} can be added to avoid the blue IE borderlines around an image in a link.)(Still have to compare)
[QUOTE]Great work again Francky
Thanks for your support and findings.
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If the basic work is done, the rest is more or less freewheeling.
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a fake.gif … Yes, it’s an old trick I’ve been putting to use since ie5 lol
Indeed, I remember. The invisible gif is carefully stored in the toolbox for IE5, IE5.5 and IE6 in a dusty place in my attic.
I did forget to mention that the fade-out is only working in Firefox (now added in the footnotes). It seems the other modern browsers cannot combine the transition with the animation in this case; I don’t know why.
In Safari the overlay-area wasn’t filling the image-area when the table-cell property was added. Solved by moving the padding from the <strong> to the <span> for the browsers who support the table-cell property.
Only in the source code I saw that the <h1> header is a link to this Sitepoint-topic (because of the black color/underlining I didn’t hover). Maybe a blue border-bottom instead of the underline can help.
“Modern browsers only” - “Modern” is walking together with the years. Maybe a footnote with explication of what is meant by “modern” in the time of presenting the demo?
So remaining: you made a beautiful example of the power of css3!
Good points, I’ll update those later today as per your suggestions.
Thanks for your help on tidying this up especially as I have been away a few days this week and time was short so it was good to have a second set of eyes looking over things and smoothing out the rough edges.