CSS rollover effects

Hello,
So I've been playing with muse since the beginning basically. A feature that would be greatly appreciated by me and probably the whole community would be CSS rollover effects. I know that there's states and all that, but I feel like that just uhhh kind of dull in a way. They work but there's only so much you can do. I know you can kind of make something in edge animate but that can get complicated for those who are not familiar and frankly uncomfortably with code (like myself). So I'm wondering in the next update if the Muse team can Add some sort of preset of CSS rollover effects to Muse.
For example you would be able to make a menu or a gallery, Then you could click the thing you wanted to add the effect to, then could select what style of effect you wanted. If that makes sense..I'm not the greatest at explaing things via type.
http://thecodeplayer.com/walkthrough/simple-hover-effects-with-css3-filters <----- That is just an example of photo/gallerly effects that would be sweet if Muse could implimnet. As of now i cant find a good site for text rollover effects.
Cheers
-Ben

I do not understand what you mean with "the rollover will extend the full width of the background"
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> Hi Guys
>
> I am currently using Flash buttons and would like to
replace them using
> trifecta CSS rollover effects. I have the buttons and
the over buttons in
> my
> images folder but the code I have only seems to require
the over button
> URL,
> how can i adapt this code to use two images?
>
> Code entered into CSS:
>
> .cssnav
> {
> position: relative;
> font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
> background: url(overbtn.jpg) no-repeat;
> white-space: nowrap;
> display: block;
> width: 211px;
> height: 44px;
> margin: 0;
> padding: 0;
> }
>
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> {
> display: block;
> color: #000000;
> font-size: 11px;
> width: 211px;
> height: 44px;
> display: block;
> float: left;
> color: black;
> text-decoration: none;
> }
>
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> {
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> height: 44px;
> border: 0
> }
>
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> {
> visibility:visible
> }
>
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>
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>
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>
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> /><span>your keyword</span></a>
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>
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--btb79311
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I have found a very interesting video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv8cRYGCvIY about creating a CSS Rollover Menu with Images and Current Page Indicator (I tested it and it is working fine).
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Please tell me if I can use the sample from the link above to do that.
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Thank You !

I don't know about that video tutorial but a sitewide persistent menu indicator ('you are here' highlighting) is very simple to do with CSS classes.
Details and code examples below:
http://alt-web.com/Articles/Persistent-Page-Indicator.shtml
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I'm trying to achieve the same navigation rollover effect
that is seen here:
http://www.savageconstruction.com/
I have gotten this far:
http://accent-mg.com/index.swf
So you see I have the "over" state to move the word up and
the line comes out, but how do you have the line go in and the word
move down when the mouse leaves the "over" state? And it seems
their line "bounces" slightly when it expands entirely, how do I do
that?
thanks in advance,
-b

Brhaynes75 wrote:
> I'm trying to achieve the same navigation rollover
effect that is seen here:
>
>
http://www.savageconstruction.com/
>
> I have gotten this far:
>
>
http://accent-mg.com/index.swf
>
> So you see I have the "over" state to move the word up
and the line comes out,
> but how do you have the line go in and the word move
down when the mouse leaves
> the "over" state? And it seems their line "bounces"
slightly when it expands
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within button itself
because button resets as soon as you move your pointer off
the Hot Spot (hit area)
of the button.
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it on roll over.
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it or you could use button
handler directly on the movie clip so it will work as MC but
behave like button.
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tween as soon as user moves
off the button/movie clip.
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frame 1 stop(); action to prevent it from running
frame 2, animation of the text going up and the line growing.
frame (example) 30 end of the animation
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Will explain in a moment why.
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clip and hit CTRL F3 to open
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frame loop to make the tween
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the following action:
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(fade) ? button1.nextFrame() : button1.prevFrame();
button1.onRollOver=function(){_root.fade = true;}
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I do understand that it might sound easier to me knowing in
my head how exactly I would
go about it and not as easy to materialize, so I made up a
simple example for you to
check:
http://flashfugitive.com/stuff/roll_over_out.swf
d/l
http://flashfugitive.com/stuff/roll_over_out.fla
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