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I’m creating a website, I’ve been asked to play a prank on the team. According to this image, when :Hover in one of the parts, all the text and image are ordered:
I don’t know how to take this boot off, because javascript
is not my strong suit. I wish you could help me.
My HTML
is:
<div class="equipa_membro">
<div class="equipa_foto equipa_foto1">
<div class="equipa_ft_tr equipa_ft2_tr1"></div>
<div class="equipa_ft_tr equipa_ft2_tr2"></div>
<div class="equipa_ft_tr equipa_ft2_tr3"></div>
<div class="equipa_ft_tr equipa_ft2_tr4"></div>
<div class="equipa_ft_tr equipa_ft2_tr5"></div>
<div class="equipa_ft_tr equipa_ft2_tr6"></div>
</div>
<h5 class="nome_equipa1">oNem od bmoerM</h6>
<p class="funcao_equipa2">ãnuonçF edsepDamehane</p>
</div>
My CSS
:
.equipa_membro {height: 320px; margin-top: 50px;}
.equipa_foto {width: 282px; height: 244px; margin: 0 auto;}
.equipa_ft_tr {width: 141px; height: 122px;}
.equipa_ft1_tr1 {background: url(images/foto1.png); position: absolute; margin: 0px 0px; }
.equipa_ft1_tr2 {background: url(images/foto2.png); position: absolute; margin: 0px 70px; z-index: 1000;}
.equipa_ft1_tr3 {background: url(images/foto3.png); position: absolute; margin: 0px 141px;}
.equipa_ft1_tr4 {background: url(images/foto4.png); position: absolute; margin: 122px 0px;}
.equipa_ft1_tr5 {background: url(images/foto5.png); position: absolute; margin: 122px 70px; z-index: 1000;}
.equipa_ft1_tr6 {background: url(images/foto6.png); position: absolute; margin: 122px 141px;}
@Avelino, has a part of its edition that does not agree. The subject is being discussed in this Meta post (has an answer from me that explains what I disagree).
– brasofilo
I, I see no problem in the edition of Avelino, @brasofilo.
– Paulo Roberto Rosa