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January 23rd, 2007, 09:49 PM
OK - I've created a header Navigation bar for my Serenity style. I'd like help on coding it if that's possible. Below is the code that I'm using now, but I'm sure it's not as "eloquent" as can be. I'd also like to have it that on mousescroll the image changes to say navbar_xxxx1.gif - I suppose it's a rollover effect. Please help AND Thanx! Jacquii.
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Last edited by Santai; January 24th, 2007 at 04:17 AM..
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January 24th, 2007, 04:36 AM
to have it say something when the mouse goes over it - puting the mouse over the logo here ( which is a link will show GFXstyles which the alt tag is set at ) , and also an xml thing an alt="" is needed in the image . just one - with the highlighting of the changes / example : also added a / to the end of the image - xml thing again .
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January 24th, 2007, 06:11 AM
Thanx KENJ - I actually mean like hover links - like when mouse rollover the "Main Forum" link - the text will change color (another image...) --- I think it's done by using .css - but I'm not exactly sure of how to code it. Is this something that you may know of? I notice on the gScale xl skin - there's navbar links with similar effect. Thanx for your help! Jacquii. |
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January 24th, 2007, 07:51 AM
there are 2 ways to do the roll overs - both work , we use the one with the j/script . find it easyer than the one with css - both work - about the same amount of code . here is how the one with the j/scrip is setup / used / installed here : Will be using examples / code and images from the sBeach style . ( added rollovers to the newthread and reply buttons for the sBeach style also ) the main script for this to work we add to the top of the header template . it could be at the top of the navbar providing the navbar is present when the rollover is needed .
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Guests are not allowed to view code. To enable the viewing of code, please click 'here' to register. in the sbeach we used something like ; newthread and newthread1 , one top , one bottom . Blue are the 2 images ; we use just a name and then the name_on - as long as you know the differance , names are no problem . in <div tags or a single <td they are written the same , just need to be next to one another or a space will occure . one big long line of code .
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Guests are not allowed to view code. To enable the viewing of code, please click 'here' to register. blod indigo - the ,1 is to remove the image . for a <div or span : only one per <div or span .. . - and add others befor or after a <span , <div would stack them .
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January 25th, 2007, 07:31 AM
thanks you i find it fun to code styles - will share what i know to help out . Kenj ![]() insanity leaves you no restrictions ! // support is available via the forums, post the apparent discrepancy or help needed . \\ |
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