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Default Disjointed Rollover - 11-11-2005 , 09:02 PM






I want to have disjointed rollovers as the mouse is scrolled over a CSS
horizontal menu. What is the best way to implement this?

1. Do the rollovers FW & export to DW

2. Use Show-Hide Layers behaviour

3. Use Swap Image behaviour

4. PVII's AutoLayers behaviour

So far, I've been using (1). They work great but there's lots of code
generated. Is there a cleaner way?

Thanks.



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Default Re: Disjointed Rollover - 11-12-2005 , 10:04 AM






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3. Use Swap Image behaviour
That's what a disjoint rollover is.

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I want to have disjointed rollovers as the mouse is scrolled over a CSS
horizontal menu. What is the best way to implement this?

1. Do the rollovers FW & export to DW

2. Use Show-Hide Layers behaviour

3. Use Swap Image behaviour

4. PVII's AutoLayers behaviour

So far, I've been using (1). They work great but there's lots of code
generated. Is there a cleaner way?

Thanks.




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