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Color my Hot Spots? Or do I want a 4 year old FP 2003?
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| You Guys lost me at " In an image/graphic application". Is there
something
| practical that I can do, using only FP 2002, to achieve either of the Hot
| Spot color effects I'd like? Thanks, Paul
|
| BTW, is there an FP 2007 or something else from Microsoft that I should be
| using, instead of my old FP 2002 (that blows up at predictable times under
| Vista, forcing me to keep a XP Pro laptop for these needed functions?)
That
| is easy, like FP 2002, not making me become a programmer in some
| "curly-brace language"?
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| | OK, sound interesting...
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| Thomas A. Rowe
| Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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http://www.Ecom-Data.com
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| | > No. The foreground image is a transparent GIF image to house the
hotspot.
| > And the container has
| > the non-highlighted image as a background. What you will be doing is
| > triggering a swap of the
| > background image behind the hotspot.
| >
| > The background image has *all* the floor elements highlighted on it. By
| > swapping the background
| > image behind the hotspot you are clipping away everything except the
| > highlighted area the
| > corresponds to the dimension of the hotspot, resulting in what appears
to
| > be a rollover.
| >
| > It's not something that I would really use except in special cases -
| > having two large background
| > images can be messy....
| >
| > --
| > Murray
| > --------------
| > MVP FrontPage
| >
| >
| > | >> Don't you mean foreground images that overlay the floor plan on
| >> mouseover?
| >>
| >> --
| >> ==============================================
| >> Thomas A. Rowe
| >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >>
| >>
http://www.Ecom-Data.com
| >> ==============================================
| >>
| >>
| >> | >>> Actually you can do this, but it's alot more work than just using
| >>> separate images.
| >>>
| >>> You would use CSS to position background images.
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> Murray
| >>> --------------
| >>> MVP FrontPage
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> | >>>> In a image/graphic application you can change the color. You can only
| >>>> change color on mouseover
| >>>> if each room on the floor plan was a separate image.
| >>>>
| >>>> --
| >>>> ==============================================
| >>>> Thomas A. Rowe
| >>>> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >>>>
| >>>>
http://www.Ecom-Data.com
| >>>> ==============================================
| >>>>
| >>>>
| >>>> | >>>>>I have created a floor plan of a home with hot spots that link to
pages
| >>>>>for
| >>>>> some of the rooms. I'd like to color the rooms on the floor plan
that
| >>>>> have
| >>>>> hot spots. Is this possible? It would be terrific if the hot spot
| >>>>> changed
| >>>>> color when the mouse was over it, but I'm sure that's too much to
ask.
| >>>>> I
| >>>>> only use FP 2002 - I have no other web building skills. Thanks,
Paul
| >>>>>
| >>>>
| >>>>
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
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