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hello everybody,
If you have seen microsoft site, when u move mouse over the links on left (under product families section) u get mouseover effect. Can somebody tell me how it is done and where can i get code for this. Is there better hover effect? Please tell me.
pmsays
you can find a lot of javascript already done on the i-net. Here is one good source; The Javascript Source .
You can also right click on a page > view source. This will allow you to see what the coder has done to get those effects that you may be wanting. Be for warned though, a lot of the dynamic effects aren't done with plain jane HTML. Most are either javascript, java applets, or some other programming language. HTML doesn't really offer anyway to do this without the use of these higher languages.
A good way to learn simple javascript is with one of the Sams Publishing - Teach Yourself Series
Have Fun!
I would suggest using CSS events for this type of work. It is so much easier than worrying with JavaScript.
But CSS events are poorly supported by MSIE.
Hi,Quote:
Originally posted by pmsays
hello everybody,
If you have seen microsoft site, when u move mouse over the links on left (under product families section) u get mouseover effect. Can somebody tell me how it is done and where can i get code for this. Is there better hover effect? Please tell me.
The best site for JavaScript menus is DynamicDrive.com they have all sorts of menus. Check it out here.
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/index.html
Hope this helps.
Danial
Oh, sorry. I figured since CSS2 was five years old it might be supported by the most widespread browser on the planet.Quote:
Originally posted by CornedBee
But CSS events are poorly supported by MSIE.
People wonder why so much MS bashing goes on.
That's what I'd figure too - but MS are lazy **************************s.Quote:
Originally posted by Travis G
Oh, sorry. I figured since CSS2 was five years old it might be supported by the most widespread browser on the planet.
People wonder why so much MS bashing goes on.