CSS Tabs Hiding And Showing

I was playing around with li:hover from all those CSS Tabs and Submenus examples that have been popping up on the it-ner-web and decided that it woudl be fun if I could do the same thing with content. It's a little messy and so far only works in Mozilla, but it's funny: Tab Content - Hiding and Showing Stuff with li:hover.

If anyone can get it working in IE 6 and/or Safari, ping this post or leave a comment with the url and let me know! I'd work on it, but I'm out of time for today - playtime is over.

posted June 11, 2003 4:22 PM by Kevin Lawver | computing | | permalink

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