Hi,
does somebody know how to set a Html box as a Trigger.
In my case I want on RollOver a CSS-Menu to hide an other html box, like the cssRollover action, but with my own html box.
Thanks, Raff
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not css rollover - i ment a text rollover action
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Do you want rolling over an HTML box to trigger an effect elsewhere on
the page? Or do you want rolling over a normal linked object (graphic
or text) to trigger the show/hide of an HTML box?
Walter
On Mar 16, 2010, at 2:04 PM, Raff wrote:
not css rollover - i ment a text rollover action
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i would like rolling over an HTML box to trigger an effect elsewhere on the page.
when that´s not working it would be ok. rolling over a html text, part of an css menu for triggering something…
Thanks a lot !
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still searching- isn´t there anybody who could help me out here??!!!
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I think the problem is that we are not 100% sure exactly what you are trying to achieve.
Do you have an example we can look at somewhere?
David
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Have a look at this - is it something like this you want to happen? http://www.deltadzine.net/test/formget.html
Attention FX in play here (ignore the text in the top box - not relevant to what you want). Click the top text box to see it work. There are various options available.
David
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I made a navigation using css menu, with drop down sub menus.
under the main css menu there is a i-frame, loading a flash website.
internet explorer and opera, (pc version), load the i frame over my css drop down submenu. so you cant see it and so you cant navigate any more.
i had the idea to solve this problem, pasting the iframe into a graphic box, so that i can hide the layer when triggered via an roll over.
now my problem is, that i want to trigger the i-frame box, when i roll over the css menu.
i don´t care, if it is triggered, when i rollover the whole html box or if i roll over a word in my css menu.
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(safari & firefox don´t load the iframe over the css menu, so at a mac it works fine and i wouldn´t need such a solution.
my second idea for solving this problem would be, to tell the css menu, when the mouse went over it, to come to the front, into the first layer, over the i-frame. but i don´t know how this could work?
Thanks a lot for helping me out here, it took me ages to work out my design and now it´s not working, I´am getting crazy with webdesign and the hundred browser possibililties!
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It may be that you are approaching this from the wrong direction and instead should be trying to find a solution for the iFrame/Flash issue.
David
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Great Great Great, you are my dear david!!! Thanks a lot, it works exactly the way it should. in theory. i´l work it out, letting you know if the explorer eat it.
( the flash is a closes system, it is generated with adobe light room, so there is no possibility for me changing something in the sfw. )
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thanks again, it works great!
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