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A New Take on CSS Image Replacement

mondaybynoon.com — Author describes a new CSS image replacement technique that doesn't fail with images disabled and CSS enabled.

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  • djilleffect, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0This is definitely a nice idea but I can also see many potential limitations this technique creates - particularly if your heading text is rather wordy and could potentially wrap to a second line. Either way, "A" for effort.

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