idiotstring
07-14-2003, 12:28 PM
I don't know very much about JavaScript, and I've been 'forced' to change something in a menu using mouseovers.
That menu is on the left side of the screen, and it looks something like this:
[apples]
[oranges]
[bananas]
[grapes]
There is also a menu on the top of the screen that reads:
[vegetables] [fruits] [meat] [dairy]
The menu I showed up above is what you get when you click on [fruits]. There are different side menus for [vegetables], [meat], and [dairy].
I had to change the [oranges] option to [pineapples]. I made new gifs. No problem. I put them in the code. No problem. The fruits page has an intro page with the options for all the different fruits on the bottom (in HTML). When you click on all the fruits--except for pineapple one which i edited--the mouseover 'on' picture comes up on that left menu, so you can see where you are in the site even though you didn't get there by clicking on that menu.
What's the problem? Where's the problem? Any idea where I could look?
Hope I've explained myself well.
That menu is on the left side of the screen, and it looks something like this:
[apples]
[oranges]
[bananas]
[grapes]
There is also a menu on the top of the screen that reads:
[vegetables] [fruits] [meat] [dairy]
The menu I showed up above is what you get when you click on [fruits]. There are different side menus for [vegetables], [meat], and [dairy].
I had to change the [oranges] option to [pineapples]. I made new gifs. No problem. I put them in the code. No problem. The fruits page has an intro page with the options for all the different fruits on the bottom (in HTML). When you click on all the fruits--except for pineapple one which i edited--the mouseover 'on' picture comes up on that left menu, so you can see where you are in the site even though you didn't get there by clicking on that menu.
What's the problem? Where's the problem? Any idea where I could look?
Hope I've explained myself well.