CSS Star Rater

You’ve no doubt seen these sort of “star raters” before at places like Amazon, Netflix, etc.  When you’re rating an item and mouse over a series of stars, they highlight showing you the number of stars you currently have selected.  Typically, these types of features make use of javascript to enable that dynamic display.  Well, now you can just use regular old CSS to make a CSS Star Rater.  It’s really a pretty clever solution and if you have need of a feature like that then you should definitely give it a look.

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