GIF Rollovers,....

• Sep 8, 1998

• #2

1manedp

MIS

Sep 8, 1998

39

US

Don't forget the best thing about the web... Find a page that does basically what you want to do and save it locally. Use a text editor to see the html and the javascript. From there, identify the code that you liked and follow the example provided by the page's author.

 

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• Sep 21, 1998

• #3

grebo

Programmer

Sep 21, 1998

38

US

I may be a little late on this one, but if you need assistance, I have done this without difficulty on my personal page at:

http://www.dallas.quik.com/grebo

and on various pages I administer at work at:

http://www.utdallas.edu/dept/eecs

Feel free to look at the code there and use it.

 

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• Jan 26, 1999

• #4

bpmerkel

Programmer

Jan 26, 1999

1

NG

Don't Forget, FrontPage provides a Java-based Hover button component that does exactly what you wish. Choose from a set of default effects, or use your own button images. Additionally, you can associate sound effects with the button events too.

 

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• Feb 3, 1999

• #5

shortcutkid

Programmer

Feb 3, 1999

6

US

Yes, FrontPage does use Java Hover buttons, but the experience that I have had is that Java gives you a much slower load time. It works just the same, but if you are worried about load time, try to stick w/ JavaScript.

 

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