meli

Sounds brilliant. ...just observing JQuery charismatic character chaos don't know where to start/

I'm graphic designer and lately I've started to come into contact with Web design regularities... At the moment I feel comfortably exactly in (X)HTML and CSS environment. JavaScript and JQuery is definately next subjectm, but at the moment - still - quite hard nut crack. ...I don't want to be impolite by keeping asking, but at the moment I'm working with outstanding script you shared few days before and I noticed that I can't create multiple "rollover image-text" boxes in one page because of the id conflict. But the idea is to have many that kind of rollovers all over the site... If you don't mind - i wanted to ask your experianced opinion about this... Maybe there is some way to apply current JavaScript effect just like CSS classes? Or the only way is to create specific ID for each element? Thanks.

Dude, you're awesome! Thanks again!

Man, you are a genius and lifesaver! GREAT thanks! But now - next round - how complicated will it be to make a picture swap when mouseover activates one of both parts?

That looks like a simple rollover, am I wrong? I don't have anything against it, but I want to know how to make it work even then when mouse pointer is not exactly over the text, but over the image above it... ...like example describes.

Hi. Already for days I'm trying to create seemingly simple rollover: Rollover constructed from picture and text beneath it (in seperated divs), with objective to change text color when pointer is located over the image as well as text itself. I added a html file with example which describes current situation. You are welcome to have a look... disjointed_rollover_problem.html I allready looked through the internet and DW's FAQ, but didn't find anything for exact situation. Any help will be appreciated! Thanks. Meli

Hi. Already for days I'm trying to create seemingly simple rollover: Rollover constructed from picture and text beneath it (in seperated divs), with objective to change text color when pointer is located over the image as well as text itself. I added a html file with example which describes current situation. You are welcome to have a look... disjointed_rollover_problem.html I allready looked through the internet and DW's FAQ, but didn't find anything for exact situation. Any help will be appreciated! Thanks. Meli