This tutorial is aimed at controlling the size of the thumbnails appearing on your page. Sometimes we don’t have enough space to spare to fit in large thumbnails and yet we would like to avoid small and barely recognizable images. Using this trick we limit the default dimensions of the thumb, and show it in full size when user mouse-overs it.
It is so easy to give your pictures a nice border effect with CSS! YOu don´t know how? Then check out this little tutorial.
Here you will learn how you can apply some really nice drop shadows to your pictures with CSS.
“Forget JavaScript — you can create dynamic rollover images using just CSS. And once you’ve mastered the basic concept, many creative possibilities open up.” Here you leran how to do this 
This one is a really great tutorial on how to create a good-looking navigation system with some clean, simple, and semantic code. Most importantly, it only used one image file; a technique often referred to as ‘CSS sprites’.
A solution for creating images that resize along with the text rather than staying constant in size.
Overrolling effect means change of one image to another while the mouse cursor is aimed at it. So, as soon as a cursor appears on image, it changes to another one, and when a mouse is led away aside, an image becomes former.
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