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how can i make the image used when a link is active stay longer by a few seconds.
if you click to fast you don’t see the cage it just looks like a mistake even.
how can I make a:active last a bit longer.
and when is the start new discussion button on the side here going to be fixed!!
its missing its bottom!
You can add a class called ‘active’ and apply the same stylings to that.
You can do this via JS, then just remove the class after a certain number of time.
using delay() ?
how?
it was simpler using css…
ah….
i was trying something like that… thanks
You can certainly do this only using CSS, but it won’t work on older browsers: http://jsfiddle.net/joshnh/FcEpZ/
that as the first thing i tried but i don’t think it works on backgrounds that are images
@shamai Should work fine (http://jsfiddle.net/joshnh/pS7Qy/). Got a link?
it doesn’t seem to work. I looked at your jsfiddle and it doesn’t work.
What browser are you using? It works fine for me in Chrome.
ah.. i was on safari….