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Layers - compatability question 1
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use DW to create menues....I think it is "nicer" code than FW
is one of the ways....
All the best!
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is one of the ways....
All the best!
> need more info?
:: don't click HERE ::
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I like the way this looks and it seems pretty simple. There is a downloadable version that works perfectly.
The tutorial is a little hard to follow, but I am getting it.
I agree with the way the fireworks looks. It hasn't changed much since FW3, so thanks for the option!!!
I'd gladly pay you on Thursday
for a hamburger today!
The tutorial is a little hard to follow, but I am getting it.
I agree with the way the fireworks looks. It hasn't changed much since FW3, so thanks for the option!!!
I'd gladly pay you on Thursday
for a hamburger today!
Hi Kirderf!
The tutorial does need some "better way" of explaining things...my laziness does not allow me to write a better one than in the link above but if u follow it u'll be OK....
If ur new to the conpet of "timelines"....then simply ignore the OnMouseOvers-rollovers and try to focus on timeline JS part of it.
I have tested this on Mozilla based and IE browsers....works like a dream.....now, only if FW lovers would see the Power of DW ;-)
All the best!
> need more info?
:: don't click HERE ::
The tutorial does need some "better way" of explaining things...my laziness does not allow me to write a better one than in the link above but if u follow it u'll be OK....
If ur new to the conpet of "timelines"....then simply ignore the OnMouseOvers-rollovers and try to focus on timeline JS part of it.
I have tested this on Mozilla based and IE browsers....works like a dream.....now, only if FW lovers would see the Power of DW ;-)
All the best!
> need more info?
:: don't click HERE ::
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Hi Lebisol!
Wow, you created that tutorial! Thats even better yet!
Good graphics, and thanks for the download version.
I am working side by side with the download, tutorial and my own working version. In the behaviors I am having problems assigning "OnMouseOut" events.
It seems like the default is always "OnMouseOver"
There should be something that I am missing here.
I could change it in the code, but what fun is that?
I'd gladly pay you on Thursday
for a hamburger today!
Wow, you created that tutorial! Thats even better yet!
Good graphics, and thanks for the download version.
I am working side by side with the download, tutorial and my own working version. In the behaviors I am having problems assigning "OnMouseOut" events.
It seems like the default is always "OnMouseOver"
There should be something that I am missing here.
I could change it in the code, but what fun is that?
I'd gladly pay you on Thursday
for a hamburger today!
"...my laziness does not allow me to write a better one than in the link above but if u follow it u'll be OK...."
= I did NOT make that tutorial! but thax
....I was saying:
IF I take my time I can perhaps explain it better for those users that have little experience with JS+ TimeLines in Dreamweaver!
IF u get the OnMouseOver then all u have to do is use Behaviors tab to adjust it to whatever behavior u want.....in process of it all it does look confusing since it seems that u have "duplicates" of the same (onMouseOver)behaviors.....
My suggestion is that u drop the "rollover" aspect of it and try to get only the "timelines" and plain images -part going.....do it a few times and ones ur familiar with the JS generated then u can easier tweak it later -as u add rollovers or perhpas flash buttons.
speaking of which: u could stick flash buttons and movies in the DW and then use DW timelines on top of layers for effects.....u get the idea.
If ur still having problems perhaps I can make u a video tutorial of it...anyhow, you are on the good path!
All the best!
> need more info?
:: don't click HERE ::
= I did NOT make that tutorial! but thax
....I was saying:
IF I take my time I can perhaps explain it better for those users that have little experience with JS+ TimeLines in Dreamweaver!
IF u get the OnMouseOver then all u have to do is use Behaviors tab to adjust it to whatever behavior u want.....in process of it all it does look confusing since it seems that u have "duplicates" of the same (onMouseOver)behaviors.....
My suggestion is that u drop the "rollover" aspect of it and try to get only the "timelines" and plain images -part going.....do it a few times and ones ur familiar with the JS generated then u can easier tweak it later -as u add rollovers or perhpas flash buttons.
speaking of which: u could stick flash buttons and movies in the DW and then use DW timelines on top of layers for effects.....u get the idea.
If ur still having problems perhaps I can make u a video tutorial of it...anyhow, you are on the good path!
All the best!
> need more info?
:: don't click HERE ::
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