Maybe I should calrify: I'm new to JAVASCRIPT. I've been coding CSS
and HTML for years, however javascript has been mostly cut-and-paste
for me.
Thank you for your suggestion, however I have already been studying the
code for weeks. Any REAL help would be appreciated. Thank you.
I think Randy's comment was pointing out that there is no simple answer
and that is a lot to ask for here. If you have been programming valid
HTML and CSS for years you are in a good position to start learning
about JavaScript. Buy JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David
Flanagan from O'Reilly and start learning the basics. Learning
JavaScript is a big task. It is a bit of strange language if you are
used to C++, Java or Ruby class-based inheritance.
Someone might suggest you use
www.script.aculo.us to achieve your goal.
This library depends on Prototype.js which would be very confusing for
you to learn if you don't know Ruby. It is also considered a bad choice
here.
http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/bestpractices/new.php#prototype
I'd recommend that _after_ reading the Flanagan book you check out the
Yahoo! UI animation library
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/animation/
I haven't used it but other parts of the Yahoo! UI library are good.
Also for after reading the book, the best link I have found about
JavaScript is
http://kevlindev.com/tutorials/javascript/inheritance/index.htm
Good luck,
Peter