-9999 px image replacement technology has been popular for the best part of a decade. To replace a text element with an image, you can use the following code: Copy code The code is as follows:<h1>This Text is Replaced</h1> <style> h1 { background: url("myimage") 0 0 no-repeat; text-indent: -9999px; } </style> The element's background is displayed and its text is moved offscreen so that it doesn't get in the way. Simple and effective. It's often used to display graphic captions - this is rarely necessary now that we have webfonts, but you'll still find it useful when using it on the web. Until now. A new technology has been discovered: Copy code The code is as follows:{ text-indent: 100%; white-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden; } Code indents the text beyond the width of its container, but it does not wrap and overflow is hidden. While this is a little longer and harder to remember, it can improve performance because the browser is no longer drawing a 9999px box behind the scenes. It will also prevent the weird left expanded outlines you'll see around links by using hidden text. |
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