[QUOTE=Seroliser;22114476]Make a design in Photoshop. Slice it. Set it up in div tags. Success
edit: also, keep it simple, and avoid making it all boxes. here's something i've done. a few lines and that did the job well. [url]http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/kronhjorten/Default.aspx[/url]
and here's something made in photoshop, sliced, and set up in div. [url]http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Default.aspx[/url] ..
works great for me[/QUOTE]
You keep mentioning divs, yet you fail to apply your own rule to yourself.
The menu for example (on second link):
[code]
<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" class="style1">
<tbody><tr>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image1.src=staticImage1.src;" onmouseover="image1.src=loadImage1.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Default.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Forside.jpg" name="image1"></a>
</td>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image2.src=staticImage2.src;" onmouseover="image2.src=loadImage2.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Produkter.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Produkter.jpg" name="image2"></a>
</td>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image3.src=staticImage3.src;" onmouseover="image3.src=loadImage3.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Firmaet.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Firmaet.jpg" name="image3"></a>
</td>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image4.src=staticImage4.src;" onmouseover="image4.src=loadImage4.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Kontakt.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Kontakt.jpg" name="image4"></a>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
[/code]
[QUOTE=h2ooooooo;22146755]
[code]
<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" class="style1">
<tbody><tr>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image1.src=staticImage1.src;" onmouseover="image1.src=loadImage1.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Default.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Forside.jpg" name="image1"></a>
</td>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image2.src=staticImage2.src;" onmouseover="image2.src=loadImage2.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Produkter.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Produkter.jpg" name="image2"></a>
</td>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image3.src=staticImage3.src;" onmouseover="image3.src=loadImage3.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Firmaet.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Firmaet.jpg" name="image3"></a>
</td>
<td>
<a onmouseout="image4.src=staticImage4.src;" onmouseover="image4.src=loadImage4.src;" href="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Kontakt.aspx">
<img border="0" src="http://medieproduktion.mediacollege.dk:10212/WebBureau/Images/Kontakt.jpg" name="image4"></a>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
[/code][/QUOTE]
LOL, that went directly from photoshop to dreamweaver, i bet he didn't even click code view once. You should NEVER use dreamweavers premade javascript.
You shouldn't use javascript for mouseovers in the first place
NEVER Use Impact as a font..it makes a lasting negative impact
PM me, I'll help you out.
[QUOTE=nivek;22150963]LOL, that went directly from photoshop to dreamweaver, i bet he didn't even click code view once. You should NEVER use dreamweavers premade javascript.[/QUOTE]
I didn't use Dreamweaver and have never used it. My teacher helped me with the javascript for the hoverimage menu. The menu table is placed inside a div to keep things together..
[QUOTE=Seroliser;22162235]I didn't use Dreamweaver and have never used it. My teacher helped me with the javascript for the hoverimage menu. The menu table is placed inside a div to keep things together..[/QUOTE]
Then your teacher uses dreamweaver because that is javascript that dreamweaver generates for rollover images.
[QUOTE=nivek;22169285]Then your teacher uses dreamweaver because that is javascript that dreamweaver generates for rollover images.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.htmlbasix.com/mouseoverimages.shtml[/url]
tadaaaa
[QUOTE=Seroliser;22176788][url]http://www.htmlbasix.com/mouseoverimages.shtml[/url]
tadaaaa[/QUOTE]
... I can not express how much oldness there is contained within that link, its like I'm looking at google in 1998 again.
[QUOTE=EDDY TT;22177758]... I can not express how much oldness there is contained within that link, its like I'm looking at google in 1998 again.[/QUOTE]
I know right. But the generator works well.
[QUOTE=adamjon858;22152122]NEVER Use [B]Impact[/B] as a font..it makes a lasting negative [B]impact[/B][/QUOTE]
was that supposed to be a pun? :raise:
also, you shouldn't use DW anyway, unless it's fully code view if you can. :downs:
[QUOTE=Seroliser;22178260]I know right. But the generator works well.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, but a simple a:hover selector works better.
Also, that example button on that site thanked me for clicking the button before I had.. :psyboom:
[QUOTE=Seroliser;22178260]I know right. But the generator works well.[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't say WELL. It does work though.
Better off doing it in the stylesheet.
[QUOTE=nivek;22186285]I wouldn't say WELL. It does work though.
Better off doing it in the stylesheet.[/QUOTE]
Hover image done in the stylesheet? Teach me.
[QUOTE=Seroliser;22189124]Hover image done in the stylesheet? Teach me.[/QUOTE]
[CODE]a:hover{
background-image: url("some/path.jpg");
}[/CODE]
Amirite? I actually don't know 'cause I don't use images on links.
[QUOTE=Zayfox;22189517][CODE]a:hover{
background-image: url("some/path.jpg");
}[/CODE]
Amirite? I actually don't know 'cause I don't use images on links.[/QUOTE]
background: #colour url("some/path.png");
ew jpg.
Look up CSS spriting if you want to know the proper way to do hover images via CSS.
[QUOTE=Zayfox;22189517][CODE]a:hover{
background-image: url("some/path.jpg");
}[/CODE]
Amirite? I actually don't know 'cause I don't use images on links.[/QUOTE]
And what do i do if i want more than one hover image? Since my menu consists of 4 points. (8 images in total).
[QUOTE=EDDY TT;22177758]... I can not express how much oldness there is contained within that link, its like I'm looking at google in 1998 again.[/QUOTE]
Needs a marquee and some <blink> tags
Fonts are too bland. Color scheme seems too dull as well, gray is not a fun color.
[editline]05:49AM[/editline]
[QUOTE=Cluckyx;22192116]Needs a marquee and some <blink> tags[/QUOTE]
No no no. Although the blink tags seem like fun, they make your website look highly unprofessional.
[QUOTE=Mr.Hoff;22209142]
No no no. Although the blink tags seem like fun, they make your website look highly unprofessional.[/QUOTE]
1998 again
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