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Joey_Stacks
I've been searching for an example of a javascript rollover effect,
and I'm beginning to think it's impossible, dare I say? Here's what
I'm looking for. It's a double rollover effect. You mouseover an
image and it swaps the image itself, and editable html text in another
location. Here's the catch. The mouseover effect around the image is
created in CSS (table border) so there's no need to use dual images for
on and off states. The other catch, and this is the big one, is when
you first hit the page, one of the images is preselected (on state)
with text on as well... that is, until you mouseover another image.
Whichever image you mouseoff last stays selected in the on_state until
you a) refresh the page b) mouseover another image again.
If anyone can find an example of this, you are my hero. OR, if anyone
thinks they can write this script, I will pay a $ for the code, amount
to be determined. Only SERIOUS inquires please.
and I'm beginning to think it's impossible, dare I say? Here's what
I'm looking for. It's a double rollover effect. You mouseover an
image and it swaps the image itself, and editable html text in another
location. Here's the catch. The mouseover effect around the image is
created in CSS (table border) so there's no need to use dual images for
on and off states. The other catch, and this is the big one, is when
you first hit the page, one of the images is preselected (on state)
with text on as well... that is, until you mouseover another image.
Whichever image you mouseoff last stays selected in the on_state until
you a) refresh the page b) mouseover another image again.
If anyone can find an example of this, you are my hero. OR, if anyone
thinks they can write this script, I will pay a $ for the code, amount
to be determined. Only SERIOUS inquires please.