Absolutelty, absolutely, absolutely. This API is meant for BIG projects.
Nested layers, complex interfaces. If you want to move two layers around
you can get a crossbrowser small library with less than 5K.

Make it simple, make it simple.


Doug Melvin wrote:

> This is for everybody.Once again: Don't over do the DynAPI!!! You
> don't need DynAPI for roll-over effects. Simle use dreamwearver (or
> your editor of choice) to make the roll-over menus,then write them
> into a layer using setHTML.. Take a look
> at:http://www.allthewhile.com/doug/page/atw-poc.htmthe roll-overs are
> simple HTML rollover created in dreamweaver.I then pack the HTML into
> a string which is then put into my menu layer using .setHTML()
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: Paul Schmidinger
>      To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>      Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 1:18 AM
>      Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Rollover-Problem with Netscape 6.0
>       Hi there! How do I write a simple roll-over-effect (image
>      changes if mouse is over it etc) using the DynAPI that runs
>      under Netscape 6.0 as well? I guess I can't use a dynimg
>      because Netscape only fires events when the mouse if over a
>      LINK. Is there no other way than using Layer.setHTML(.....)
>      and embedding the image in a link? The disadvantage with
>      this method is that I can't preload images because I can
>      only change the Source then. Thanks, Paul Schmidinger
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