Re: FN-FORUM: Larger Image Pop UP - Mouse over

date posted 18th April 2008 14:18

I'm liking the css version, ive been working on one too but using hidden
divs like Lee mentioned. Positioning wise you need to really think about the
layout of the page etc and get clever with the design, mine too will need
work. The down side to the one Ive been working on is that it uses the
pseudo-class hover on a div which IE6 does not support. Works ok in IE7,
FF2, Opera9 etc.

This has all stemed from an argument in the office about using loads of
javascript. Im not against it at all but I set myself a challange to
recreate these image effects without javascript. Im a designer not a
developer so learning this php has made it a little more challenging but so
far I've got a php image slideshow, css only image gallery to enlarge
thumbnails and just working on a php alternative to the lightbox. Its almost
working, im just having trouble get the php function getimagesize() to read
from an array of images, and a few other bugs - so not quite there with that
one yet.

Feel free to have a look, tear into them and make suggestions as none of
these are quite there yet and need more input.
http://www.atdc.co.uk/phpGallery/index.php
http://www.atdc.co.uk/phpLightBox/index.php


cheers
Martin


----- Original Message -----
From: "Lee Rickler" [EMAIL REMOVED]
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Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 3:11 PM
Subject: Re: FN-FORUM: Larger Image Pop UP - Mouse over


>
> You could also do this with hidden, floating divs/ spans
>
> In general - hide div1, on rollover show div1, hide div2, on rollover show
> div2 etc.
>
> Lee Rickler
> Director - Point and Stare - pointandstare.com
> Web Design and Development for over 11 years
>
> Ian Piper wrote:
>>
>> On 18 Apr 2008, at 14:14, PuntersPower wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I like that Ian, althought the positioning is not exact.
>>>
>>> Are you using just the one image for that?
>>>
>>> Andrew
>
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