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Archive for September 6th, 2009
It seems like such a stupid thing, but hey, now I know how to use CSS sprites. Basically, it’s the same idea as a viewport slider: treat your rectangular space as a viewport onto a background image. By using the background-position attribute and the .css() control (in jQuery; there are others in other libraries), you [...]
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