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jmc
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rollover/mouse over - 9/13/2009 11:04:33
hi
I have searched prior discussions and can't find quite the right help -- I need to make it so when you roll the mouse over a photo a larger image comes up -- that achieved, if someone could then click on the larger image to order that product it would be perfect. I know how to use the feature thumbnail but don't want to have the viewer to have to click and be directed off the page.
A site that does pretty much what I'm looking for is
http://www.firemountaingems.com/shopping.asp?skw=KWGSBEADEMERALD
thanks for the help
Janice
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jmc
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RE: rollover/mouse over - 9/13/2009 16:00:25
to break this apart (if I'm understanding it)
<a href=" "
rel="enlargeimage::mouseover"
rev="loadarea:: " >Thumbnail Example 1</a><br />
<div id="loadarea" style="width: 600px"></div>
1)set the href to the jpg of my large image
2)the rel= tells it how to display the large image when the mouse hovers over it - how it looks is in the div id area
3) the rev - after the :: is this where my jpg info on my small image should go?
4) the js code it tells you to download -- why? I read through it and am not sure what to do with it
yes, I am most likely trying to do something above my head, but thought it would be interesting to learn something new
thanks for your help
Janice
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womble
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RE: rollover/mouse over - 9/14/2009 14:35:48
If you just want a larger version of a small image and you're familiar with CSS, you could use one of the clever CSS tricks similar to the ones on Stu Nicholls' CSSPlay (check out the "image manipulation" section), but that's simply for enlarging an image. As Tailslide said, if you want to use 'onclick' you'll need to use Javascript, and as Tailslide says, Dynamic Drive has some great ones.
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smcfarland
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RE: rollover/mouse over - 9/20/2009 13:22:40
I second CSS Play.
I replaced an entire JS drop down menu with CSS and it works wonderfully, without breaking, and in all browsers. It is a lot of fun once you get into it, especially in EW. I was really surprised, but I did the menu with a tutorial on microsoft's website. Who'da thunk it?
I went to the site - did you find what you are looking for already? You know, as a female looking at those beads, I found the pop up rather frustrating because it goes away if I try to click on the pop up. I am not sure if you were trying to resolve that. If that was the case, for $30, you can do Highslide.
www.highslide.com
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