Image Mouse Overs = Small source pic to large mouse oevr

Hi
Just need to pick someones brains really ....mouse overs are
fairly straight forward if you wanna swap the same size image but
what if the mous eover image you want to display is larger ?
I figured this out years ago and now cant remember for the
life of me how to do it ...I think you edit the script dreamweaver
puts in...
So to recap ...small source image then mouse over to display
a large one...also can you re do the positioning on where the mouse
over displays ?

You can do this many ways ways -
1. Don't use swap image - use Show/Hide layer instead. Have
the alternate
image in a hidden layer that is shown when the trigger is
'tickled'. Using
this method you can have images that are any dimension.
2. Use swap image, but remove the dimensions from the
original image's tag,
i.e., change this -
<img name="original" width="150" height="220" ...
to this -
<img name="original" ...
Now when you swap in your offsize image, there is no
predefined size to
change it to. Be aware that this method may well result in an
unpleasant
and undesirable 'rearrangement' of your page layout as it
adjusts to your
new image's dimensions.
3. Pad the smaller image with canvas background color on all
sides so that
all the images *are the same size*.
4. Use a SetText behavior to change the image reference in a
container on
the page so that it will show the desired larger image in the
proper place.
You can see an example here -
http://dreamweaverresources.com/tutorials/settextoflayer.htm
5. Use the PVII ShowPic extension -
http://www.projectseven.com/
Take your pick....
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"crashpolo" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi
>
> Just need to pick someones brains really ....mouse overs
are fairly
> straight
> forward if you wanna swap the same size image but what
if the mous eover
> image
> you want to display is larger ?
>
> I figured this out years ago and now cant remember for
the life of me how
> to
> do it ...I think you edit the script dreamweaver puts
in...
>
> So to recap ...small source image then mouse over to
display a large
> one...also can you re do the positioning on where the
mouse over displays
> ?
>

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Larger image on mouse over

Hi,
I've got a map of the US divided into 5 territories. On mouse
over each territory, I want to display a larger picture of that
territory in a new window over that spot on the map. (I've got the
map and the five larger graphics as separate files.)
I thought I could draw the hot spots on the base map and
assign them behaviors -- I see Open New Window in Behaviors. The
only option it gives me is to open the new pic as a URL, replacing
the main window.
Is the answer the show/hide command? I see my list of
available graphics -- can I get the larger pics in there somehow?
Or give up in Dreamweaver and figure it out in Flash? Help
appreciated beyond words. ttt

> Is the answer the show/hide command?
Yes.
You would have to put the larger images into hidden layers
and toggle their
visibility.
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"templemedia37" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi,
>
> I've got a map of the US divided into 5 territories. On
mouse over each
> territory, I want to display a larger picture of that
territory in a new
> window
> over that spot on the map. (I've got the map and the
five larger graphics
> as
> separate files.)
>
> I thought I could draw the hot spots on the base map and
assign them
> behaviors
> -- I see Open New Window in Behaviors. The only option
it gives me is to
> open
> the new pic as a URL, replacing the main window.
>
> Is the answer the show/hide command? I see my list of
available
> graphics --
> can I get the larger pics in there somehow? Or give up
in Dreamweaver and
> figure it out in Flash? Help appreciated beyond words.
ttt
>

Large image popup on mouse over

Does any one know of an extension which creates a large image
popup on mouse over and it works with images from a database too?

Does any one know of an extension which creates a large image
popup on mouse over and it works with images from a database too?

Why does moving the mouse over an IMAQ image display slow the GUI down so much?

I have a large application with several vi's running simultaneously under labview 8.6.1. When I mouse over an image display control in one of the vi's, everything slows down a shocking amount in all the other vi's. The windows task manager does not show a large increase in CPU use. My pc is has a quad cpu with 4GB of RAM, and the CPU and memory loads do not appear to be terribly taxing to the system. However, many of my vi's apparently come almost to a standstill if I just move the mouse in a circle around my image control.
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This problem occurs even if the vi with the image control is not executing. If the vi with the image control is open but not running, and I mouse over the image on it, the other guis all come to a screeching halt.
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I have finally been able to replicate the behavior that you are seeing on another computer once the image was large enough. Here are a few notes about this behavior:
First. The UI only slows down when the images are large, 16 bit images. The reason why this is unique to 16 bit images is that they can only be displayed on the front panel as 8 bit images. The workaround that Weiyuan suggested to change the 16 bit display mapping hints towards the root of the problem...that any time a mouse runs over the indicator, Windows asks the entire image to re-draw (having a separate indicator overlapping the image will create the same behavior). With a 16 bit image, not only does the image have to re-draw on the screen but the 16 bit pixels need to be mapped to 8 bits. When setting the 16 bit display mapping to Full Dynamic, this requires mor computation/pixel than 90% dynamic or one of the other mapping schemes.
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Change the 16 bit display mapping to something other than full dynamic. You can choose which 8 bits to display or if you want to map the bits.
Resize the image just for viewing purposes on your front panel (since you aren't going to view every single pixel of you image on the screen). You can use the IMAQ Resample.vi to do this. This will allow you to take your 1500x1500 pixel image and only display a 500x500 pixel version.
If you are interested in viewing small details of the large image, consider just displaying a smaller region of interest at a time.
Let me know if any of these solutions work for you. Good luck on your application.
Zach C.
Field Engineer
Greater Los Angeles

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Kowhai,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
I see the distortions.
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Mouse Over Image

Example Here
On this website there is a list of different items. Picture
of it and then the name. When you put your mouse over it, an image
shows up where the mouse is, that follows the mouse. Is this
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Ok, the code attached is the entire source on a page I found.
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Here is a link to
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Hi everyone, I was wondering how this Gallery was done,
When mousing over the thumbnails, the larger image appears
beneath.
http://www.perrelink.com.au/portfolio/portfolio1.htm
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Terrie

Hiya Nadia, , Yes, I was able to work out how to use the
show/hide to make
a gallery...
Im from Melbourne....... :)
Thanks again for your help,
Terrie
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>> Hi everyone, I was wondering how this Gallery was
done,
>>
>> When mousing over the thumbnails, the larger image
appears beneath.
>>
>>
http://www.perrelink.com.au/portfolio/portfolio1.htm
>>
>> Would anyone have a tutorial, or advice on how thats
done,
>>
>> Many thanks,
>>
>> Terrie
>>
>
>

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I am hoping you can help.
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Macnimation wrote:
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Hard to say. Just maybe a hickup in the system. The popping up is slightly delayed on about every system but I have never had them not pop up at all.
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I'm using Firefox on a Windows 7 OS, and I want to know how to disable the small window that appears when I hover my mouse over a tab, bookmark, etc.

Okay, so when I'm using Firefox, say I have multiple window open, I hover my mouse over a window's panel at the bottom of the screen and a small box appears telling me about the webpage on that panel. The same thing occurs when I hover over a tab or a bookmark, it's very annoying and frequently blocks my cursor when I'm trying to work. How can I disable this feature?

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Hey there, I am extremely new to Flash, but know other Adobe programs so tend to learn quickly.
I desperately need to find out how to get text to pop up when i mouse over PART of the image and i havent been able to find any help online in the last two days (pulling my hair out in stress).
Now i uploaded a rough mock up i did on Photoshop, so you can see when i mouseover the top layer of the cake i need a line to stretch out and the text to pop up at the end of it. Similarly if i moused over the cherry another piece of text needs to come up in the same manor.
Also since i need it to be a website link so what format do i open it with when i go to FILE- NEW?
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First you have to choose if you want to handle devices. If not and you want to stay in Flash I'll stick on topic.
In the HTML version you could either use a good old fashioned image map (they're still fine in the HTML5 era) or you could use a layering technique (here's a random layering example).
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First I'd like to know your desired direction.

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On mouse-over, a coloured bar appears at the bottom of the selected image. At the same time the image moves upwards slightly, presumably the same distance as the width of the coloured bar.
Depending on the position of the image within the table, either one or more rows within the table move at the same time.
I received some feedback from a viewer that they do not like this movement of the table
Can you suggest any way to make the table more stable, i.e. remain still during mouse-over.
See: http://www.eyta.org.uk/photos.html

First, I don't like table-layouts. They're last century's layout approach. Nobody uses table-layouts anymore. We use CSS floats now.
Photo Layout example:
Alt-Web Templates :: CSS Semi-Liquid, Photo Proof Sheet
Secondly, if you're adding a border on hover, you need to add similar same sized border for the non-hover state. Otherwise the jumping is inevitable owing to how the CSS box-model works.
Example CSS:
a {text-decoration:none; border-bottom: 1px solid #FFF}
a:hover {border-bottom: 1px solid #000}
Nancy O.

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