I know this method exists, because I have a Chrome plugin that zooms images upon hover/rollover on Facebook pages:
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I've looked into this and I'm confused whether CSS can handle this on its own, or I need javascript, or maybe say the alphabet backwards repeatedly as an incantation. I'm just not sure.
The idea is to display the same image (which may be automatically resized or thumbnailed), in it's full size, in a nice little box over the site's content.
Most solutions I found involve playing around with two images, which is impractical on social networking sites.
Thank you
I've looked into this and I'm confused whether CSS can handle this on its own, or I need javascript, or maybe say the alphabet backwards repeatedly as an incantation. I'm just not sure.
The idea is to display the same image (which may be automatically resized or thumbnailed), in it's full size, in a nice little box over the site's content.
Most solutions I found involve playing around with two images, which is impractical on social networking sites.
Thank you