Hi Steve,
A link to the site would help alot in resolving your scripting problem.

The guidelines by Michael i can only recommend with more emphasis! Using 
Firebug to debug your Javascript and Web Developer Toolbar for your CSS 
is something that will help you alot and you will learn alot too. At 
least i do :)

Also instead of adding the call to the javascript directly into the HTML 
Code, it would be good to make your JS more unobtrusive, meaning that 
the mouseover / click events get assigned to the elements by reference 
to a css id that you add to the relevant elements. This is certainly a 
step forward in JS, but i added this since it would also ease your use 
of JS.

Just like you seperate structure and presentation with HTML and CSS, you 
can seperate it the same way for HTML/CSS and JS, making it alot easier 
to change Javscript calls, without even manipulating the HTML Code, 
except for ids to the elements, that JS will call.

regards, Jens

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