Frieda S. Reichsman wrote:
Additionally, I think there is a way to code it so the mouseover image remains in place when the button is clicked, serving as a visual cue as to which buttons have already been clicked. This is useful in longer tutorials with text interspersed with buttons, but I do not know how to code it. If someone has a suggestion it would be most welcome...
Tie the image to the state value on mouseout. So, for example:
onmouseout="rollover('example', (somethinghere.value?image02:image01))">
<head> <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- image01= new Image(42,42) image01.src="test.gif" image02= new Image(42,42) image02.src="test2.gif"
function rollover(imagename, newsrc){ document.images[imagename].src=newsrc.src } //--> </script> </head>
<body> <a href="#" onmouseover="rollover('example', image02)" onmouseout="rollover('example', image01)"> <img src="test.gif" border="0" name="example"> </a> </body>
Frieda
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