what I want to do is create a menu with rollover buttons but each button also changes the background image of a div.
I've managed to change the colour of the div but not add an image there. I've added my code so you can have a look. Case 0 shows me attempting to change the background image. I must be doing something wrong.
I've left the other cases as colours so you can see how I did that. I eventually want it all to be images. I'm creating a Joomla website (not sure if that makes a difference).
<body onload="addHandlers()">
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
function addHandlers(){
var allMenus =
I am trying to change the background image of an element onmouseover. Just can't seem to get it going. Below is a link to the example that does nothing and the code:
I need to make background color change when onmouseover function appear. this is actually simple. but i need no javaScript codes in html-document. all javaScript should be in .js file.
I am trying to change my sites background color. The color changes but it doesn't go back to the first image anymore. does anybody know what the problem could be?
I'm having a problem with .attr(). I will explain it whith code.I have this HTML code:
<p id="textoMarca0" onmouseover="muestraDialog('textoMarca0');"> this is an example paragraph </p>
[code]....
So now the onmouseover has again its value [the original one, copied by doing an alert($("#"+elem+i).attr('onmouseover')) when i disable the onmouseover event], but it doesn't work
I've been going out of my mind trying to get this to work, and now I'm out of time! It seems like it *SHOULD* be simple! All I am trying to do is get all of the <li> items that belong to a particular UL ID, and change the class name onmouseover. I've cut down the code to bare-bones to try and isolate the problem. I can get it to work if I use unique IDS for each list element, but that seems silly. The latest piece of code I am working with:
<script type="text/javascript"> var mylist=document.getElementById("mylist") for (i=0; i<mylist.childNodes.length; i++){ if (mylist.childNodes[i].nodeName=="LI") { mylist.onmouseover=function() {
Now when I hover over the link the (background-) image of the link does not change. I also have this in the css..that when I hover over the image it changes and there it works just fine.
I am trying to change a piece of text using onmouseover. I have tried a few things so far and nothing has really worked. I get get a new piece of text to appear but bastardizing someone elses code, but can't figure out how to hide the other one....
I sort of have the following but don't know if this is close to the best way of doing it really...
Basically I want to have a piece of text, lets say TEXT1, that changes from blue to red, and to TEXT2 while the mouse is over it.
I know nothing really about Java so have had a look around but got no futher....
What I am trying to accomplish is: onmouseover to change the default css top margin. Here is what I got so far, but it does not seem to be working correctly.
I am trying to create a rollover on a stock index graph when I rollover one of three geographic areas (Americas, Asia, Europe) on a separate image . So far I have been only able to create the rollover for the separate countries, without the second image.
I want the text and bg colors of the 'retail' fields to change color when the mouse rolls over a certain button on the page... i have onmouseover="document.getElementById('retail')className('highlight')" in the <td> of the button so it works but it doesnt highlight the second instance of 'retail'...
not really used to java but have an image map with about 90 hotspots. All i want to do is simply change the color of a hotspot when the mouse rolls over.I have really only been able to find solutions for introducing images on mouse over.
I know I could add onmouseover events to each li item and changing the src of the category. But Im trying to find a better solution. And I think I should be able to use document.getElementById(id).onmouseover = function() for that.
note I know I could use jquery to do all of this very easy but I consider this practice because I don't know that much javascript.
I have a large image of all my products. I image mapped the images to their locations. I would like to have something where, if they put their mouse of the proper coordinate it changes the text beside the image (description text).
I don't require a sample, just the sraight code that ACUALLY works.
I used one off dhtmlcentral.com and it keeps on screwing up because of the stupid div features that come with it. I just need something SIMPLE.
On hyperlinks, and certain web controls when you put your mouse over the link/control it turns from the arrow pointer to the hand with finger so you know you can click. I am making a menu so that when you click a TR, you will have more options appear below it. There is no anchor or anything to change the mouse pointer. How exactly would I achieve this, either through JavaScript or CSS..?
I have to use onMouseOver to change the content of an iframe. I'm trying to use an array but I'm confused and I'm not really sure if what I'm doing is correct and it doesnt work.
here is part of my code..
var frame=new Array(6); frame[0]="page1.html"; frame[1]="page2.html"; frame[2]="page3.html";
I have image and some text next to it. ( login arrow and login text )The script below changes the image ( to a brighter one and the style of the text next to it.( changes text color to brighter).Question: It activates when you move your mouse over the image. BUT how do I make it ALSO activate when It moves over the text?
******CODE****** <script type="text/javascript"> function hilightlogin(we) {
I am just wanting to use Java to change one value in my code for my project but after having gone through the basics on the web, i seem no closer to finding the solution.I am wanting one JavaScript effect of 'onmouseover' to change the autostart value to 'true' when the preceeding img element is hovered on and to go back to 'false' for onmouseout. I was hoping i'd be able to work out a simple application for an if statement but am now unsure if i'll be able to work it out.Does anyone know a simple javascript that will do the trick?
