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Duncan has attended:
Dreamweaver 8 Introduction course
Dreamweaver 8 Intermediate course

Rollover image

Is there a quick way to change the second image on a roll over without having to upload both images from scratch/ thanks.

Edited on Tue 17 Apr 2007, 16:47

RE: rollover image

Hi Duncan

I hope that you found your Dreamweaver 8 course useful.

You can use javascript to preload the images you want to use in image swaps, it would also be best to use javascript to handle the image swaps using mouse over. By doing this you will speed up the image load times. However, I personally find that if you optimise your images for the web using a photo editing package such as Photoshop. By doing this you should find that the swaps happen much faster.

Hope this helps
David

Consider CSS as well

The Dreamweaver image swap requires 2 images, so you will need to upload 2 separate images. You can try some of the new CSS2 filters for things like blurring and other effects, if you want the mouseover to be simple and not keep uploading images.

Regards, Rich

 

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