/*

 SoundManager 2: In-page MP3 player example
 ------------------------------------------

 Clicks on links to MP3s are intercepted via JS, calls are
 made to SoundManager to load/play sounds. CSS classes are
 appended to the link, which are used to highlight the
 current play state and so on.

 Class names are applied in addition to "sm2_link" base.

 Default:

 sm2_link

 Additional states:

 sm2_playing
 sm2_paused

 eg.

 <!-- default -->
 <a href="some.mp3" class="sm2_link">some.mp3</a>

 <!-- playing -->
 <a href="some.mp3" class="sm2_link sm2_playing">some.mp3</a>


 Note you don't require ul.graphic / ul.flat etc. for your use
 if only using one style on a page. You can just use .sm2_link{}
 and so on, but isolate the CSS you want.

 Side note: Would do multiple class definitions eg.

 a.sm2_default.sm2_playing{}

 .. except IE 6 has a parsing bug which may break behaviour,
 applying sm2_playing {} even when the class is set to sm2_default.


 If you want to make your own UI from scratch, here is the base:

 Default + hover state, "click to play":

 a.sm2_link {}
 a.sm2_link:hover {}

 Playing + hover state, "click to pause":

 a.sm2_playing {}
 a.sm2_playing:hover {}

 Paused + hover state, "click to resume":

 a.sm2_paused {}
 a.sm2_paused:hover {}


*/

/* two different list types */



/* background-image-based CSS3 example */

ul.graphic {
 list-style-type:none;
 margin: 20px 0px 10px 0;
 padding:0px;
}

ul.graphic li {
 padding: 0;
}

ul.graphic li a,
ul.graphic li a.sm2_link {
 /* assume all items will be sounds rather than wait for onload etc. in this example.. may differ for your uses. */
 display:inline-block;
 padding-left:6px;
 min-height:16px;
 border-bottom:1px solid #ccc;
 background: transparent url(/images/icon_play.gif) no-repeat right 50%;
 _background-image:url(/images/icon_play.gif); /* IE 6 */


 border-radius:3px;
 padding:2px 22px 2px 6px;
 min-width:290px;
 _width:290px;
 width: 290px;
 text-decoration:none;
 color:#333;
}


ul.graphicnolink li {
 /* assume all items will be sounds rather than wait for onload etc. in this example.. may differ for your uses. */
 display:inline-block;
 padding-left:6px;
 min-height:16px;
 border-bottom:1px solid #ccc;
 background: transparent;


 border-radius:3px;
 padding:2px 22px 2px 6px;
 min-width:290px;
 _width:290px;
 width: 290px;
 text-decoration:none;
 color:#333;
}


ul.graphic li a.sm2_paused:hover,
ul.graphic li a.sm2_link:hover {
 background:#7a7a7a url(/images/icon_play.gif) no-repeat right 50%;

 _background-image:url(/images/icon_play.gif); /* IE 6 */
 border-color:#7a7a7a;
 color: #fff;
}

ul.graphic li a.sm2_paused {

 background: transparent url(/images/icon_play.gif) no-repeat right 50%;
 _background-image:url(/images/icon_play.gif);
 border-color:#ccc;
}

ul.graphic li a.sm2_paused:hover {
 background:#999 url(/images/icon_play.gif) no-repeat right 50%;
 _background-image:url(/images/icon_play.gif);
 border-color:#999;
}

ul.graphic li a.sm2_playing,
ul.graphic li a.sm2_playing:hover {
 background:#000 url(/images/icon_stop.gif) no-repeat right 50%;
 _background-image:url(/images/icon_stop.gif);
 border-color:#000;
 text-decoration:none;
 color: #fff;
}