I have an image of a circle that is going on a landing page. I need to code it so that onmouseover, the quarter of the circle that is moused over, will change to a short line of text which is a clickable link.My idea is to use photoshop to cut the circle into 4 quarters, put each quarter into a div and line them on the page so it looks whole, than use getElementById with some css to change the index position, so onmouseover the link comes to the top.Before I get started, I wanted to run this by someone to make sure I am on the right track, or if there is a better way to do this. Maybe image mapping?
I downloaded a code for image mouse over effects. It works exactly how it's supposed to except when you first load the page, the images are not there. They do not appear and function until you actually roll the mouse over them.
I have been trying to achieve a multiple mouseover effect on some of my pictures within my web page.The first effect changes the picture within a table - works fine.The second effect should change the text within another table. - does not work.I am receiving the error message:'document.text' is null or not an object.
I need help with the script for multiple mouseOver Effects for my Menu Bar.However, that only does one mouseover effect. Can someone help me with this?
The first effect changes the picture within a table - works fineThe second effect should change the text within another table. - does not work.I am receiving the error message:'document.text' is null or not an object.Here is the code which lies on my image:
I was trying to apply 2 javascript effects on one image.on the image. It works like it should until I put in the light box effect.The lightbox also works, it just depends on which order I put them in the code on which one will come through.I am relatively new to javascript and I am learning as I go along. Below I inserted part of my code geared towards these two effects. I know I have everything else in the code correct (the body) because they work individually, just not put together (or maybe I have to put a line of code in the body to enable it to work?). Essentially, I want the image to be dulled out when the visitor opens the page, get brighter when they roll over it, then trigger the lightbox when they click on it.
The easy option would be to use an image swap for the dull/bright mouseOver effect; however, I like the way it is done by tutorialhero.The first three scripts are for the light box and the second two are for the rollover. The style sheets are as follows- lightbox, about page layout, rollover effect. Is it possible to have both these effects on the same image?
My website has a large banner, that rotates between several hardcoded images with a fading effect. (see the onmouseover demo (lower left) from DynamicDrive)
I also added an image magnifier Jquery script to the page as well.. Click on the thumbnails and the magnified image fades in from the original image to the center of the screen.
In Internet Explorer, this combo works.. the large banner stays at the back, and the magnified image, appears ontop...
BUT.. in Google Chrome (& Apple Safari) - its the opposite. The banner remains topmost and the magnified image apears above everything else but behind the large banner..
Is there anyway to force Chrome to understand which is which? I rather like Chrome and don't want to move back to IE..
PS:: I'll just quick that the whole sha-bang works exactly right in Frontpage Preview as well.. so..
I was trying to apply 2 javascript effects on one image. First, I use this Jquery effect on the image. It works like it should until I put in the light box effect (this is the one I am using. The lightbox also works, it just depends on which order I put them in the code on which one will come through.I am relatively new to javascript and I am learning as I go along. Below I inserted part of my code geared towards these two effects. I know I have everything else in the code correct (the body) because they work individually, just not put together (or maybe I have to put a line of code in the body to enable it to work?).Essentially, I want the image to be dulled out when the visitor opens the page, get brighter when they roll over it, then trigger the lightbox when they click on it.The easy option would be to use an image swap for the dull/bright mouseOver effect; however, I like the way it is done by tutorialhero.CODE
I'm trying to write a function to determine whether or not an image exists.
Most people recommend setting the onload event handler. That works like a charm except that side-effective actions seem to be impossible. I can, as nearly as I can tell, run alert and opera.postError (I test on IE, firefox, and opera by the way). I've tried using the 'this' while in the event handler, setting this.name, test.name, window.document.getElementById(test's id).name. I just can't seem to find any means of using side effects inside the event handler.
Below are several examples of things I've tried so far:
How to reproduce this effect in something like JQuery? Specifically I'm looking at the hover effects at the top of the page: [URL]. It looks like a custom JS file from their end, but I'd like to find something a little more mainstream that looks and acts very similarly, especially with the easing in and out of images.
I've implemented a photo gallery using Galleria and jCarousel on my site, and have chosen to use custom thumbnails instead of having Galleria generate them for me from the source images.
As far as I can tell, there may be an advantage in conserving bandwidth with this method, but the page also degrades to a nice set of thumbnails that link to the larger images (which is very nice, IMO).
Everything works beautifully, however when viewing this gallery for the first time, instead of the large image fading in nicely as it does in the Galleria demo, it almost kind of "slides" the image into view like it's rendering pieces of it as it loads in the container. This is definitely an effect i would like to avoid, but I also thought that one of the benefits of Galleria was that it pre-loaded images in the background, right?
So why does my gallery appear to be loading these images "on-demand"?
I have gotten my script to do exactly what I want it to do with one exception. I have some thumbnail images that people can mouse over and the actual image is 100px by 75px. That is what I use for my thumbnail and they reside in www.website.com/images/thumbs/image1.jpg. I have the large version of the image that resides in www.website.com/images/image1.jpg. Its actual size is 640px by 480. When I mouse over my thumbnail, I don't want the thumbnail to appear for the larger image, I want the large image to appear instead? Let me know if you need ellaboration.
Javascript <script language="JavaScript"> function Change_Big_One(thumb){ document.getElementById('BigOne').src=thumb.src.replace("_th","")
how can I make simple mouseover image tooltip on the little cubic image in the first column of every row - when it's mouseovered, the image of current book, which is in that row, should be in tooltip.The name of every the image in folder "slike" is exactly the same name as the value of "slike" in xml for every book(knjiga)!
I'm failing to get a pure CSS way to achieve this, so trying JS. Several small images in a row, each different. Want mouseover to:
1. change each image to different image on mouseover (each image has its own mouseover image version).
2. produce different paragraph of text below row of images on each mouseover.
I can achieve it with mouseover on text links or on an image, but not with the two events, viz mouseover image swap + mouseover text swap. Would also want to be able to style the text.
I used an image map because i have 5 bracelets in one picture, all with different styles. I created the mouseover images so that when your mouse is over one of them, that bracelet will highlight and show the name of the style. But the mouseovers are not working at all.
All the .gif have been uploaded into a sub folder named bracelets. I do not want and ALT tag or an onclick, an no link associated to each bracelet. Code:
I have a map with hotspots, and when you hover over a hot spot, a hidden DIV appears. The only problem I'm having now is getting the DIV to remain open while I move my mouse from the hotspot to the DIV. As soon as I move my mouse away from the hotspot, the DIV disappears. I need to put links in the DIVs, and users will need to be able to move their mouse away from the hotspot to click on the link, but currently can't.
I experimented with setTimeout, but didn't get too far. I really need to get this working.
I am quite new to JavaScript code and have a challenge. I would like to add a mouseover script to several different images e.g. Manufacturer logos which would cause a background image to change accordingly. There are eight different logos which would refer to eight background images respectively. I have found several scripts which cause the image which has the mouseover to change but not any which cause a different image to change. Is this practical using JavaScript?
I want the div to be hidden until someone hovers over the images. Then I want the top left corner of the div to be where the cursor is, and follow the cursor when it moves over the images.
I need to create a mouseover image so when i hover my mouse over an image another image appears somewhere else on the webpage I do not want it to appear above the image hovered over like most code allows, i need a separate image to appear that is normally hidden.
I would like to add a mouseover script to several different images e.g. Manufacturer logos which would cause a background image to change accordingly. There are eight different logos which would refer to eight background images respectively. I have found several scripts which cause the image which has the mouseover to change but not any which cause a different image to change.
I used this script and it is working fine. I changed those two images and put my own. Image1 is of 600 width and 340 height and Image2 is of 560 width and 794 height.
The code is working fine but the tool tip window resizes automatically and shows up the image. How can I have a fixed height and width? Which line should I change so that the height and width of the tooltip window is constant?
I tried changing var tipWidth = 160; but no effect tried playing with var startStr = '<table width="' + tipWidth + '"><tr> but again no effect.
I want the tooltip window to be constant and the picture size should be resized to fit in that tooltip window and aspect ratio for height and width should be resized automatically.
I know there are problems with this. It looks wonky to me and I don't even know what I'm doing. It's a mashup of some code I found somewhere and my own bad guesses at how to fill in the gaps.
<input type="image" src="pause.png" onmouseover="src='pauseon.png'" onmouseout="src='pause.png'" onclick="togglePause()" id="pauseBtn"/> which changes from the play image to the pause image when clicked, using this function:
I am trying to add the functionality of having a mouseover popup image with multiple different popup images. I have found the code seen below and altered it for my uses and was hoping to find out if someone can tell me why I am seeing the same image with each mouseover.
<script type="text/javascript"> function ShowPopup(hoveritem) {
I have an imagemap that I am using to collect user ratings (the image is of a gradient, and the more to the right they click, the higher the rating). I want to essentially keep the same functionality with a small addition:
I want a slider image to display under the user's mouse when the user is hovering over the imagemap, and I want it to move horizontall whenever the user's mouse moves over the imagemap. This would make the imagemap look like a slider, except the user would still be able to instantly rate without needing to drag a slider (it would simply follow his/her mouse).
I'm not very familiar with JavaScript, though. If anyone could give me an idea how to write something like this or possibly write some sample code, I would be very grateful. I imagine that something like this is very simple (i.e. just taking the user's horizontal mouse coordinates and overlaying an image), but I really do need help writing it. I don't want to sound lazy, but the project I'm working on has more to do with server-side programming, so it wouldn't be a good idea for me to spend a few days learning all about JavaScript in order to accomplish this small bit of functionality.