Thumbnails that change colour

[Esskie]

Hi there,
Fist off I apologise if this question seems ridiculous but please bear with me.

Would I be correct in saying that should I require a thumbnail pic which acts
as a link to a larger image to look sepia or B/W but change to colour on mouse
over I could use the following code:

<a
onClick="MM_openBrWindow('/mypages/screen2.htm','screen2','width=1024,height=768
')"
onMouseOver="MM_swapImage('screen2','','/mypix/thumb2_over.jpg',1)"
onMouseOut="MM_swapImgRestore()"><img src="/mypix/thumb2.jpg" alt="screen2"
width="67" height="50" name="screen2" />
</a>
?.

If so, is there any quick & easy way of doing this in DW?, until now I
have been using copy & paste a lot which does the job.
Regards, Andy -(Esskie)

[Murray *ACE*]

That code would be the way to do it (unless you did the rollover with CSS).

Select the thumb image, apply an OpenBrowser Window behavior, and complete
the dialog. Then apply an image swap behavior, and complete the dialog.
Make sure that you select the <A> onClick, and <A> onMouseOver events for
the behaviors, respectively.

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"Esskie" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi there,
> Fist off I apologise if this question seems ridiculous but please bear
> with me.
>
> Would I be correct in saying that should I require a thumbnail pic which
> acts
> as a link to a larger image to look sepia or B/W but change to colour on
> mouse
> over I could use the following code:
>
> <a
> onClick="MM_openBrWindow('/mypages/screen2.htm','screen2','width=1024,height=768
> ')"
> onMouseOver="MM_swapImage('screen2','','/mypix/thumb2_over.jpg',1)"
> onMouseOut="MM_swapImgRestore()"><img src="/mypix/thumb2.jpg"
> alt="screen2"
> width="67" height="50" name="screen2" />
> </a>
> ?.
>
> If so, is there any quick & easy way of doing this in DW?, until
> now I
> have been using copy & paste a lot which does the job.
> Regards, Andy -(Esskie)
>

[Esskie]

Thanx for clearing that up for me Murray, I appreciate your post.

It's for a site that has content relating to 'yesteryear' so to speak so I
thought this little thing with the thumbnails might add a little to the feel of
the site if you know what I mean :).
And yes, I hear you about defining the onClick, and onMouseOver behaviors,
respectively to make sure they appear correctly ie; right colour at the correct
state etc.

Thanx again,
Andy.

[Murray *ACE*]

Good luck, Andy.

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"Esskie" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Thanx for clearing that up for me Murray, I appreciate your post.
>
> It's for a site that has content relating to 'yesteryear' so to speak so I
> thought this little thing with the thumbnails might add a little to the
> feel of
> the site if you know what I mean :).
> And yes, I hear you about defining the onClick, and onMouseOver behaviors,
> respectively to make sure they appear correctly ie; right colour at the
> correct
> state etc.
>
> Thanx again,
> Andy.
>