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Saeed42

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I've been at this for a while now so I decided to throw my hands up in the air and ask for help, so any help would be appreciated

Q1 I can create a drop down navigation form with a go button, but what I can not do is to change the default go button with an image of my choosing, so my questions are is this possible with dreamweaver or does anyone have a little JavaScript that will achieve this

Q2 I've been seeing these transparent adds that go across the page like they are part of the page but not at the same time, so I was just wondering if anyone knows how to do them?
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Q1 - put in this inthe link box to button graphic

javascript:document.your_form_name.submit();

your_form_name should be changed to correspond to the name of your form.

Q2 - Check out for all kinds of scripts and effects, from drop down menues to scrolling text. I am sure you will find one that works for you. When in doubt, deny all terms and defnitions.
 
Why go hunting around for scripts when you have DREAMWEAVER?

Here's a short tutorial.

1. Open a New Dreamweaver Document

2. Insert a layer (Insert --> Layer)

3. In the properites window for the layer specify the following properties
Layer ID: Amin
L: 0
T: 100
W: 200
H: 100
BgColor: #000000

4. Right click on the layer handle and choose "Add Layer to time line" The time lines window appears

5. In the time line window click on the 15th Frame for Layer Anim and set the properties for the layer as follows
Layer ID: Amin
L: 500
T: 100
W: 200
H: 100
BgColor: #000000

6. On the timelines window click on "Autoplay"

7. Now Priview this document in your browser by clicking "File --> Priview in IE" You will see the layer move in your browser.

8. Go back to your document and change FPS in the timelines window to 5. Priview in Browser again. This time the layer moves slower

Note : Instead of using Autoplay you can also assign this animation to a link. For the link access the behaviour "Timeline --> Play timeline" in the behaviours window.

Also download Layer Animagic from Animating layers is a breeze with Animagic

Ranjan
 
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