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When you hover over a letter (like W), then an image is supposed to appear as a message just under that letter (like Weekly Events). But after I added the code to put the title into the status bar when hovering over the letter also, nothing happens under the letter anymore when you hover over it. I was hoping for both the status bar title and the title under the letter to work.<br />
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Any suggestions on how to get both to work?<!--content-->So you are trying to make something like a large tooltip right?<!--content-->kinda...I actually just found out how to fix it. Refresh it and check it if your curious at all to see what I was trying to accomplish. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.outofbreath.com">http://www.outofbreath.com</a><!-- m --> for the full effect.<br />
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Thanks tho.<br />
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Peace<!--content-->This may or may not correlate to the specifics of the problem with the mouse-over display event, but I had a similar situation using a free script to place a function on a page.<br />
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I think in some situations as the free-script will come with a demo string, say "ACGCCT1729ct" = sum of 12 alpha-numeric characterts..." you can SUBSTITUTE<br />
a custom text string as long as you keep the string INDEX exctly as is coded and use the same size of the index, namely 12 characters (for this example here).<br />
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Otherwise, It will have a 'bug' and not function as exepected (but not always depending upon the author's strictness of the index.) So try to make your custom message 'co-indicial it stiring-length magnitude' and see if it will go. Hope this help.<!--content-->What the problem ended up being was that I had two different sets of onMouseOver and onMouseOut lines in one tag. I had to consolidate them and have the window.status and changeImages commands in the same onMouseOver line instead of separating them.<br />
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If that makes any sense.<!--content-->Seems like learning the code-stuff is identical to learning the de-bug stuff,...kind of like Metabolism =anabolism plus catabolism, i guess! Glad you fixed it.<!--content-->
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When you hover over a letter (like W), then an image is supposed to appear as a message just under that letter (like Weekly Events). But after I added the code to put the title into the status bar when hovering over the letter also, nothing happens under the letter anymore when you hover over it. I was hoping for both the status bar title and the title under the letter to work.<br />
<br />
Any suggestions on how to get both to work?<!--content-->So you are trying to make something like a large tooltip right?<!--content-->kinda...I actually just found out how to fix it. Refresh it and check it if your curious at all to see what I was trying to accomplish. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.outofbreath.com">http://www.outofbreath.com</a><!-- m --> for the full effect.<br />
<br />
Thanks tho.<br />
<br />
Peace<!--content-->This may or may not correlate to the specifics of the problem with the mouse-over display event, but I had a similar situation using a free script to place a function on a page.<br />
<br />
I think in some situations as the free-script will come with a demo string, say "ACGCCT1729ct" = sum of 12 alpha-numeric characterts..." you can SUBSTITUTE<br />
a custom text string as long as you keep the string INDEX exctly as is coded and use the same size of the index, namely 12 characters (for this example here).<br />
<br />
Otherwise, It will have a 'bug' and not function as exepected (but not always depending upon the author's strictness of the index.) So try to make your custom message 'co-indicial it stiring-length magnitude' and see if it will go. Hope this help.<!--content-->What the problem ended up being was that I had two different sets of onMouseOver and onMouseOut lines in one tag. I had to consolidate them and have the window.status and changeImages commands in the same onMouseOver line instead of separating them.<br />
<br />
If that makes any sense.<!--content-->Seems like learning the code-stuff is identical to learning the de-bug stuff,...kind of like Metabolism =anabolism plus catabolism, i guess! Glad you fixed it.<!--content-->