It’s some css, images and javascript. He did his basic menu. Then he wrote some javascript to change the css of the images from hidden to shown (or whatever) on an on-hover event.
No need for js. Just use an image sprite. It’s an image with all images as one image and the css dictates what part of the image is shown in each list item. When you hover over, use the :hover css to change the background-position of the sprite to the hover state.
I will agree with @scubasteve. Your best bet would be to go with CSS sprites. It will save you time and be less confusing than using JavaScript/jQeury.
Good luck:)
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