So I'd like to rip off the contact overlay idea that you guys came up with on this forum. I'm going to use the idea on a website I am putting together for my friend's gym.

My plan is to have pictures whose overlays contain link. So as you mouse-over the picture you're presented with a list of associated links.

Does anyone have an issue with me (attempting) to rip the code from the forum?

It is not like a secret thing.
Not done with any javascript here though, pure css.
:hover ftw.
If you do :hover to elements other then an a though you need a bit of javascript to add a class to target and style with css as well for IE.

I thought IE supported :hover on other elements since IE7 or something?

    The element occasionally remains in the hover state if the cursor is moved from the element while the mouse button is pressed; the hover state sometimes fails to apply when it should.
    :hover doesn’t match elements with negative z-index property values.
    :hover on elements other than anchors is often slow to react. On large tables this can prove to be almost unusable. A fix is to add position relative (assuming the element is not positioned) to the element being hovered.

In Internet Explorer version 8, the manipulation of elements with negative z-index is buggy when used in conjunction with :hover or :active rules

Also only works when using certain doc types. XHTML Strict only for example is one. Buggy as hell when using HTML5 doctype.

Cheers neXus (and Clock'd). I thought it'd be ok but it's always polite to ask before ripping off