Truly created some basic websites in past times, but I’m trying to create a brand-new one, and one element of it’s a large pixellated impression. I’m trying to produce an effect the place that the pixellated image is actually converted to written agreement, but then as the user scrolls above each square (which may perhaps be 10×10 pixels, or close to that), the square underlines in color. It does not have to be in color, it should simply be color as the mouse is actually together with the image.
Now I know how to plan rollover images, but my dilemma is can this kind of be accomplished without programming each individual square Can there be some way to program the main image and in that case upload one graphic or does each one 10×10 square should be programmed manually
Thanks for your help, it is definitely greatly appreciated!
Viewing what you could have so far could be helpful….
If you’re able to give us your link.
I’m thinking which the squares would not likely be images (as a. gif), but
a new < div>… thus using CSS to touch all the mouseovers and also color changes.
It might load much sooner than. gif shots.
Seeing what you could have so far would likely answer that.
Using Flash would obviously be the various other obvious choice.
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Yes, it sounds like something you could do with any class in css.
I’m guessing what you could have is a written agreement image (eg. a photo of your person’s face) as you hover your mouse within the image it will return the colour.
The challenge is we need more information. If there are going to be hundreds of 10×10 blocks then you’ll definitely need something besides CSS.
You could most likely easily do that using Flash plus some actionscript if you wanted to support that.