Posted by Sandman on 04/11/07 19:47

In article <1176311827.084328.123260@n59g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>,
"Areric" <josh.schramm@gmail.com> wrote:

> > This is made with a thing called 'Javascript' and that's what ImageReady
> > (not Photoshop) uses to build that pages.
> >
> > To modify that ImageReady's results, you have to reverse engeener the
> > generated sources and modify then to put you own code.
> >
> > There are some skill needed, of course, that's not for beginners. Skill in
> > HTML and Javascript.
>
> Dear god please don't do simple mouseovers like you describe with
> javascript. Learn CSS, use the :hover attribute on the link. Its
> cleaner, and generaly considered a much better practice.

:hover can't replace a onMouseOver completely you know. What if I want
to load a submenu through AJAX? Or what if the visual changes I want
to make on the menu isn't supported by CSS (outlining, shadowing,
bevelling and so on)

> PHP is a scripting language, it helps you dynamically create content
> or load information out of a database (among other things).
> Photoshop / javascript / CSS / page layout are more of a web design
> concept. They really are two different skillsets

And rollover menues is clearly part of both.




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