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Negative numbers, ???, confusion!You'll notice how the top properties of each class, progressing from left to right, are getting smaller and going into the negative regions. This is because the list items are not set to display: inline. This doesn't pose a problem at all, because we've got the container (<ul>) floating.
We've got that sorted. Now we have the problem of hiding the text. A lot of people would use display: none, but then they would only find that all the links would disappear. The fix? visibility: none;
#linkmenu li a {
text-decoration: none;
background: none;
}
#linkmenu li a span {
visibility: hidden;
}The first style is to make sure nothing gets underlined, and that it won't get any backgrounds on hover, since some people like to add background attributes to their links these days.That's about it now. Check it in your browser and be amazed - invisible, semantic links!
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