>
> I'm looking for an example of a javascript that does the following:
>
> A navigation button image rollover (mouseover results in an image "flip")
> _plus_ the mouseover causes an image elsewhere on the page to appear. The
> navigation button image rollover of course is simple, but tying it to
> another separate image "pop up" is something I've never done (and I'm no JS
> expert). I have seen it done on sites, but now can't recall where.
Take a look at:
http://206.239.93.174/ (Internic modification not completed)
The buttos on the top are regular JS rollovers. The buttons on the left
side are dual rollovers. The buttons change but a graphics also pops up
in the center of the screen.
if you want to generate the JavaScript and HTML for a set of
single rollovers, go to:
http://usats.com/rollover
Fill in the form and it will send you a html document with the JS code
and the HTML code to display the images.
There are some links on the page to other dual rollovers.
> I generally don't go in for this sort of stuff - it can mean preloading a
> lot of images, slowing down the page - but the client wants it.
If possible don't do it on the top of the page.
Urb
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