We have a page by using several pictures, several that over panel, on it. I am trying to get it so once you run your mouse spanning a picture it pertains the front and enalrges a little bit. When you clear away your mouse from that the picture extends back to it’s unique position and dimension. I tried repeating this with onmouseover in addition to layers in Frontpage2003 but it’s not at all working the way I would like. Any suggestions. Thank you.
Your first hurdle would be to ditch FrontPage, completely. Then you will likely need to use javascript to complete what you are usually wanting. The onmouseover bit is often a step in the best direction, but using FP to perform it is two steps inside the wrong direction.
Can it often be done in Frontpage in any respect The person that we am doing the idea for wanted it done in Frontpage so they can edit it in the foreseeable future. If no than what would you suggest I use for any user friendly application so they can edit it themselves after it is finished and still have the ability to accomplish what I will be trying
If the code is good, it will work in Frontpage, all that happens is every time they save it frontpage will probably destroy the code so you can say:
" It isn’t my fault. You wouldn’t pay for Dreamweaver or an additional good program (i. e. anything not identified as Microsoft Frontpage). "
While if you are using frontpage and damage as YOU used a cheap program they can blame you.
LOL! If only FP were low-cost. If you should have a WYSIWYG editor, then Dreamweaver is ideal, but only if you are using code view (split view in order to see what is happening as you actully hand code inside the code block).
You can probably do that with some CSS… Something like:
HTML PAGE:
< any class=" enlarge" > < img src="... "... /> < /a> < any class=" enlarge" > < img src="... "... /> < /a> < any class=" enlarge" > < img src="... "... /> < /a> < any class=" enlarge" > < img src="... "... /> < /a> ...
CSS:
any. enlarge img size: 100px; height: 100px; any. enlarge: hover img size: 200px; height: 200px;
… Although w/ this you’d use the same src for that image as the small and large kinds, buts since you said it could only get a little bigger, that’s precisely why I suggested this particular. However if you choose it to buy a LOT bigger (like thumbnail versus large images) then maybe make use of lightbox or a little something… OR, you can make use of this CSS technique pertaining to enlarging thumbnails (I believe this is one way it’s done):
HTML PAGE:
< any class=" enlarge" > < img src=" (thumbnail)"... /> < img class=" largeimage" src=" (large image)"... /> < /a>
CSS:
any. enlarge img. largeimage drift: right; display: it's unlikely that any; a. enlarge: are positioned img. largeimage present: block;
I Are convinced will work, but it’s likely you have to mess all around w/ the display and float plus stuff, to tumble to display adequately…
BUT so far as having the consumer edit it ourselves, I don’t know, that really limits you so far as coding goes… Then it’s likely you have to code up a whole admin or down load one or something.