The CSS Playground

[JohnBoucher]

Cool Stuff .. Check out the game coded in css only

http://www.stunicholls.myby.co.uk/me...zing.html#nogo

[Jeff Rodriguez]

That's cool, but how do we know that it works? The star is completely boxed in. It's impossible to win.

[edit] After playing around some, I found that some of the walls disappear when you get near them. It's strange, but it's not impossible.

[BandChick]

I'm impressed. It was fun to play with, winnable or not.

[jonathan lall]

Wow, impressive. This guy has become a wizard with experimental coding and he must be like 65 by now. What's funny is that I distinctly remember giving him some advice more than once on some web design forums when he was just starting. Some really interesting stuff on his site.

[activemx]

Originally Posted by jonathan lall

Wow, impressive. This guy has become a wizard with experimental coding and he must be like 65 by now. What's funny is that I distinctly remember giving him some advice more than once on some web design forums when he was just starting. Some really interesting stuff on his site.

Check out AJAX scripting if you think CSS can do cool things.

[Dan Zollman]

There is actually a way to win. I am debating internally whether to tell you or to keep it a secret.

[Ryan M.]

**Sort of a spoiler alert**

There is always cheating. Two methods to that:

• Move the mouse as fast as you can over the spot. Works if your computer isn't the fastest thing ever made.
• Open another window. Go back to the game. Put your finger where the winning location is. Alt-tab/switch to the other window. Move the mouse to where your finger is. Alt-tab back to the game. Move the mouse just a tad.