Swap picture somewhere else?

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Peter Goldfield

I'm trying to produce something like http://www.johngoto.org.uk/ - I'd like
a hover button which on mouse over both hovers and produces a picture
somewhere else!

I can make dynamic html swap a picture, so I suppose I could make the text a
picture, but can't make appear somewhere else...

can anyone help?
FP2002 (got Photoshop and Image Ready but never used it! - Image Ready that
is...)
cheers
 
Go to the website, right click on the page and select "view source." Notepad
will open and you will have the html coding for the page. Save it and copy
the procedure. I looked at the page. It's relatively simple, and you could
probably figure it out even if you don't know much about javascript.

Wally S
 
Thanks Wally - the thought of Java script makes me tremble! I've spent 10
years avoiding HTML etc and waiting till a button came along that would do
what I want....

However if anyone's interested, I found the solution in Image Ready, by
searching Google and finding that the technique I needed was "Remote
Rollover".
A few phone calls to people who didn't have the foggiest but should have,
and 3-4 tutorials from realtively messy websites, along with 5-6 hours on
the computer managed to sort it out.
Well done Adobe but I reckon there should be something in good 'ol
Frontpage.....

But thanks for the thoughts.....
 
www.ulead.com has smart saver which IMHO is a lot easier to make remote
rollovers than image ready. i think there is a free download.
doing it by editing a JavaScript isn't too bad. I did my first one without
the help of a "generator" here:
http://nedp.net/aycock/asp you'll have to click one of the categories to the
left and then one of the necklace thumbnails. Luckily I only had to make
the page with the remote roll over once and got help from some good guys
here to "tell" the rollover page which necklace i wanted displayed via .asp.
HTH
feel free to take the source if you like.
 

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