roll over image

[Guest]

Hello,
I can't figure out how to make images "appear" when rolling over another
image. Changing an image by rolling over another image (swapping) is not a
problem.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks!

 

[Guest]

You have to use a combination of layers and behaviours.

Let's say you have an image (image1) that you want to trigger the appearance
of another image (image2) on mouseover. Create a layer and put image2 inside
the layer. Set the visibility of the layer to hidden. Add a hyperlink to
image1 that is javascriptL:; then add a behaviour to image1 and image 2 on
mouseover of image1 set visible to the layer. Make sure you set the remove on
mouseout if you want it to dissapear afterwards.

 

[Guest]

How do I set visible to the layer???

You have to use a combination of layers and behaviours.

Let's say you have an image (image1) that you want to trigger the appearance
of another image (image2) on mouseover. Create a layer and put image2 inside
the layer. Set the visibility of the layer to hidden. Add a hyperlink to
image1 that is javascriptL:; then add a behaviour to image1 and image 2 on
mouseover of image1 set visible to the layer. Make sure you set the remove on
mouseout if you want it to dissapear afterwards.

 

[Guest]

In the behaviour of image1. Use a change property behaviour and pick the
layer element and set it to visible.

 

[Andrew Murray]

What is it you want to do if not the "image swap" when the mouse is moved
over the image?

Do you mean if you have image 1, image 2

Then you rollover image 1 and image 2 swaps to image 3

Rather than image 1 swaps to image 2?

 

[Guest]

while rolling over image 1, I want an image 2 to appear somewhere else on the
screen

 

[Guest]

I tried, but I can't select the layer (it's not in the list) Even if I try to
import the image, it's not in the list (perhaps because it has no name??? But
I can't figure out how to name the image in FP) And how to make a layer, made
in FP appear in the behaviours menu?
Thanks again

 

[Guest]

Hai, I figured it out!
Thanks so much for your help!