onmouseover

[Matthew Paterson]

I am creating a homepage webpage.

I have created an 800x600 image with various sections that I am using as
buttons, these have been mapped out using an ImageMap in HTML. Is there
any way that I can get the basic image button (which is incorporated into
the main image) to change when I roll over it.

Some sample code :

<IMG SRC="bg.png" WIDTH=800 HEIGHT=600 BORDER=0 USEMAP="#map">

<MAP NAME="map">
<AREA SHAPE="POLY" COORDS="157,299 ,218,299,219,27 8,223,259,228,2 41,
170,220,165,236 ,161,255,157,28 3,157,299"HREF= "file:/about.html">
</MAP>

I know about onmouseover but I dont think I can apply that here.

Any ideas, most appreciated.

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Matt

Fear of a flat planet

[kaeli]

Re: onmouseover

In article <bpm65d$1q7isa$ 1@ID-74030.news.uni-berlin.de>,
mint@teamlinux. org.uk enlightened us with...[color=blue]
> I am creating a homepage webpage.
>
> I have created an 800x600 image with various sections that I am using as
> buttons, these have been mapped out using an ImageMap in HTML. Is there
> any way that I can get the basic image button (which is incorporated into
> the main image) to change when I roll over it.
>[/color]

Boy, that sucks for those of us who surf with images off.

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[Fabian]

Re: onmouseover

kaeli hu kiteb:
[color=blue]
> In article <bpm65d$1q7isa$ 1@ID-74030.news.uni-berlin.de>,
> mint@teamlinux. org.uk enlightened us with...[color=green]
>> I am creating a homepage webpage.
>>
>> I have created an 800x600 image with various sections that I am
>> using as buttons, these have been mapped out using an ImageMap in
>> HTML. Is there any way that I can get the basic image button (which
>> is incorporated into the main image) to change when I roll over it.
>>[/color]
>
> Boy, that sucks for those of us who surf with images off.[/color]

Yep, and an 800x600 image file is non-trivial even for those with good
bandwidth. You're cutting out everyone who does not have broadband. And
everyone who doesn't have their window maximised. And everyone who isn't
using an 800x600 screen resolution. And everyone who uses a browser that
doesn't hide the task bar, window frame, and menus.

I hope you and your cousin enjoy the site :-) Probably no one else will
:-(

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Fabian
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