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| Javascript Hey guys, Looking for a javascript that will create a 'pop up' triggered by a rollover. Here's the background. Working on a website that has a series of thumbnails. I want to offer the user the ability to place their mouse over the link and display a descriptive paragraph with more information on the object. This way we can have more thumbnails on a page. I know I can accomplish this with the "title" tag in HTML, but that only works for Explorer. I'm looking for a more 'universal' solution. Any ideas, comments, or info would be appreciated. Thanks,
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| Which software r u using? I just done a similar thing in GoLive's in-built actions (Toggle layer). I presume Dreamweaver can do the same. Alternatively, try http://www.hotscripts.com (javascript section)... for what you need (jeez, that's twice I've plugged that site now, but it's worth it ) |
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| Thanks Uoba, The company I work for hand codes their HTML... and they are against the use of layers (for compatibility reasons.). I'll check out the website though ![]()
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| javascript So what you are wanting is when you roll over an image you get a text box, or another image in a different location? If this is what you want, then let me know, I have a script that I used to do this. Its been awhile, but I can pull it down off a site I built some years ago. Jeff |
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