Photo Thumbnail Mouseover

[Don Dean]

Hi all.
I've got FP2003 and would like to set up a table with thumbnail photos in
the cells.
Then on a 'mouseover' of a thumbnail, the large photo will appear in a
designated and different cell.

Can't figure out if this can be done with FP2003.
If not, can it be done in EW?

Here's where I saw something like this done.
http://www.comptonconstruction.com/projectphotos/completed/marquisplconks.htm
Looks like they used Dreamweaver (MM) to accomplish it.
Thanks.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Done with DHTML

See http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/thumbnail2.htm




Hi all.
I've got FP2003 and would like to set up a table with thumbnail photos in
the cells.
Then on a 'mouseover' of a thumbnail, the large photo will appear in a
designated and different cell.

Can't figure out if this can be done with FP2003.
If not, can it be done in EW?

Here's where I saw something like this done.
http://www.comptonconstruction.com/projectphotos/completed/marquisplconks.htm
Looks like they used Dreamweaver (MM) to accomplish it.
Thanks.

 

[Hot-text]

Yes Like this<<<Hmm but you have to work it out for you page but here the
start.......boy I love a Hot-Text
and you call it JavaScrip just put my in a put me in a page and see whet you
get.......and the Man you see is not me......


<script
language="JavaScript">SecondImage00='http://minpin.ath.cx/pic/mishel1.JPG';</script>
<a onMouseOver="{OrigImage00=img00.src; img00.src=SecondImage00} "
onMouseOut="img00.src=OrigImage00">
<img alt="" name="img00" border="6"
src="http://minpin.ath.cx/pic/refresh.gif" onLoad="TempImage00=new
Image(0,0); TempImage00.src=SecondImage00"></a>

<br><br><br>

<script
language="JavaScript">SecondImage10='http://minpin.ath.cx/pic/hot/class_16799[1].gif';</script>
<a onMouseOver="{OrigImage10=img10.src; img10.src=SecondImage10} "
onMouseOut="img10.src=OrigImage10">
<img alt="" name="img10" border="6"
src="http://minpin.ath.cx/pic/hot/class_17031[1].gif"
onLoad="TempImage10=new Image(0,0); TempImage10.src=SecondImage10"></a>

 

[Don Dean]

Thanks a bunch guys!
That's exactly what I needed to know.