Rollover images disappearing in Browser Lab

I set up my rollover images for my horizontal nav bar in a table and they look great until I test them in Browser Lab. Then randomly, they disappear. Please give some advise.

Not sure exactly what you mean 'disappear' because Browser Lab is'nt interactive.
I guess you mean that the top level image-button doesn't appear?
I know sometimes in the case of a slideshow the image capture in Browsr Lab gets taken just as the image is fading so it looks like an inage is not there when it really is. Maybe that could be the issue, or though obviously roll-over images don't fade, unless you have an effect on them but it would take a 'trigger' event to do that, not available in Browser Lab
Only real solution is to provide a link to the problem page so someone can test it in the browser that your viewing in Browser Lab.

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Can't see rollover images - help!

Hello---
I'm creating a website for a business, and when I add
rollover images exactly the way they show in the tutorial, I'm not
seeing the rollover image in the browser preview. Why would this be
happening?

> I'm not seeing the rollover image in the
> browser preview. Why would this be happening?
as a guess- you computer doesn't execute javascript for local
pages.
http://projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/

Why are my rollover images not appearing correctly in my browser?

I have created rollover images for some of my site navigation, and when I view it in my browser, they are not in the correct place on the page. When I click on each rollover, it eventually goes to the right place when I return to that page, but I must do this to all rollover navigation buttons in order for them to show up in the correct place. The links work fine. I am relatively new to this, so not sure if I am providing all the correct info here. My site is www.pfeiferdesign.com. I am using DW CS4. Would appreciate any suggestions!! Thanks

Where is it you want the navigation to appear?
Try this CSS -
#mainnav {
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overflow:hidden;
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Adobe Browser lab support for IE7 has disappeared

Does anyone know why Adobe Browser lab is no longer supporting IE7? Yesterday it was there. Today it is not. Who knows why?

Check out the blog post the BrowserLab team put out about this: http://blogs.adobe.com/browserlab/2013/01/01/browserlab-update-removes-ie7/
To note, there are very few users out there still on IE7, so it might not be worth testing. W3Schools puts it at about 1%: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_explorer.asp
If, however, you do need to test for some reason, the blog post above gives you some tips about how.

Need help inserting 2 rollover images in a footer

I used two separate rollover images to put in a footer of a
page. When seeing in a browser I only see one rollover, the footer
is big enough I don't understand. Yet if I delete the second
rollover and copy the first underneath I see it in the browser but
after giving the image another name and swapping for the correct
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which works fine. but the client insists I use the rollover images.
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To add to the advice from Ann, if you visit the Creative Cow website there are a mass of After Effects video tutorials where you will find one that is specifically for your task.

Horizontal Menu Bar Rollover image

I have been slowly piecing together some Horizontal Menu Bars
by learning from the code on this page...
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/menubar/MenuBarSample.html
keeping that in mind my code is probably wrong in a number of
ways. The problem that I have run into and cant seem to solve on my
own is that I want one of my Horizontal Menu bars to have rollover
images only on the primary level. If you follow the link below you
can see what I have done thus far. The "tabs" are images and I want
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darker shade of grey. The tabbed menu bar is labeled MenuBar2 in
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http://www.du.edu/~dborges/test1.html
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Hi Beth, I have been going crazy on this end with the Sub Menus showing up at the top of the Internet Explorer Browser. They work fine in FF and Chrome...
I have CS4 and tried reading everything possible.... here is my page. I am normally pretty good at resolving these issues but I'm going nuts.. ha!
http://www.ilovemydogfans.com/index-testdrops
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Dave
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I Love My Dog
[email protected]

Rollover images not displaying

I created a horizontal navigation bar in a table using rollover images. I'm planning on changing it to an unordered list with CSS soon, but until I do there is a major problem. Randomly, the buttoms aren't displaying. In browser lab they will just show as an icon. The site isn't live, but I can sent you the code. Thanks.

I'm planning on changing it to an unordered list with CSS soon,
What are you waiting for?? Image rollover menus are awful to maintain and they don't work on Smartphones (touch screens). Ditch the image rollovers immediately.
Download free Widget Browser
Log-in to Adobe Exchange and grab Spry Menus 2.0
There's no time like the present!!!
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
http://alt-web.com/
http://twitter.com/altweb

Browser Lab displays wrong for IE8 ?

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Hi...working on my first website and I have a question about the differences in viewing the site through
choosing file...preview in browser....
from within Dreamweaver, and using the Adobe Browser Lab to view the website.
There seems to be a very significant difference between the two. When I preview firefox from within dreamweaver, my site is just how I want it.
When I go to browser lab, it is...well... a disaster.
I'm attaching screenshots of the two as well as my code, so it can show how different they are. Here is a screenshot of the website as it looks when I use the preview in browser function from within dreamweaver to view it in firefox. This is how I'd like it to look.
And here is a screenshot of what it looks like when I preview it in Adobe Browser Lab in Firefox.
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Does anyone have any insight into how I would fix this or which version is correct?
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and here is my code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
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</style></head>
<body>
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      <li><a href="#">Professionals</a></li>
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      <li><a href="#">Q & A Blog</a></li>
      <li><a href="#">Testimonials</a></li>
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    <h6>96 Harvard Avenue<br>
    Maplewood NJ 07040<br>
    [email protected]<br>
    (973) 996-0207</h6>
    <h7>© Your Career Direction, LLC, 2012<br>
</h7>
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<div class="content">
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<p> </p>
<p> </p>
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Thanks for your help.

You are using % widths for your layout which means it will look different depending of the size of each users monitor. Although this is probably the better way to go these days, it is not one size fits all and will work more effectively if you include min and max widths, and also media queries that change your layout depending on the monitor size. This is more advanced coding and will take time if you want to do that. Alternatively, you could design using pixel widths and have it look consistent across all desktop browsers and throw a few media queries in for the mobile side.
Responsive Web Design
http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/01/12/guidelines-for-responsive-web-design/#more-7 5660
More on Media Queries
http://mobile.smashingmagazine.com/2010/07/19/how-to-use-css3-media-queries-to-create-a-mo bile-version-of-your-website/

CP7 Rollover images Show up every OTHER slide

I am using CP7 and I have a number of graphics on slide 1 that I have defined to have a 'rest of project' timing. I have made multiple groups of graphics on slide 1 and I have made them to NOT be 'visible in output' this way, when I need them, I can use advanced actions to hide/show them (by group name) when I need them for subsequent slides. I am using slide 1 for this instead of the master slide because I need to define the stacking of graphics fairly specifically (slide 3 and further have some graphics that need to be in front of some things and behind some other things).
The set up is that I have a smart shape with a graphic and I am using it as a button on slide 1 (NOT visible in output and lasts for rest of project). Overlayed over top of my smart shape/button is a rollover image. The two objects work just like a rollover button you would see on the web. There is an advanced action that opens the group that the button is a part of and a few other graphic groups that I need to make it look good. When you click the button, there is another advanced action that is supposed to hide the group that both of those graphics are in, plus the other graphics that make it look good, and then go to the next slide. There is an advanced action on the next slide OnEnter that shows the what is needed for the beginning of the next slide.
So, here's the problem. When I click my button, everything disappears and goes to the next slide EXCEPT the rollover graphic, which stays on the screen and on top of all other graphics in slide 2. The SAME EXACT advanced action is used on slide 2 to go to slide 3 (with the same exact button because they are all really on slide 1 the whole time and just being made visible or invisible). When I click, I go to slide 3 and the rollover graphic is gone. I click the button again (to go to slide 4) and I go to slide 4 but the rollover graphic is BACK AGAIN!
I know that this is a complicated write-up, and I am going to go start from scratch to see if I can replicate the problem with a stripped down version of the advanced actions in a new file, but I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction about what is going on. I have deleted and re-inserted the rollover image, but it still does the same thing. I have re-coded the advanced action and it still does it. I have copied rollover images that DONT have this weird glitch and it still does it.
Anyone have any ideas?

I found a 'workaround' to this problem, but I would still like to know what is going on underneath to make this happen. Since I have all the rollover graphics on the first slide with timing or 'rest of project' I just made an animated button in Flash and imported it as a .swf to replace the rollover image. I changed the smart shape underneath from having the image of the button to being transparent (still have it being used as a button with all the same advanced actions as before). Now the swf handles the rollover and the transparent smart button underneath handles the OnClick action and everything works great.
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Hello, i am new to using dreamweaver and setting up webpages. I was attempting to create a roll-over image in my navigation bar and the image is popping up and working, but the original image is still there next to it. Wondering if anyone has any idea on why the original image is still there in addition to the new image with the rollover. Any help would be appreciated!!
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        margin: 0 auto;
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Fix your validation errors first -
http://validator.w3.org/unicorn/check?ucn_uri=dooziejank.com%2FDeer%2520in%2520The%2520Hea dlights.html&ucn_lang=en&ucn_task=conformance#
For example, you have no </head> tag....
And it's a very bad idea to use spaces in your filenames for the web
Deer in The Headlights.html

When i preview my site all my images disappear but they work in dreamweaver?

When i preview my site all my images disappear but they work in dreamweaver? No broken links i can see them clearly in dreamweaver but i cant see them on the prieview in my browser, its just happened all of a sudden.

Im keeping my files in one folder if thats whay you mean, all sorted properly,
here is an example of just one of the images code:
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its not just one image, its happened to every sub page ive done it worked fine less than an hour ago.
All code is valid

Images Disappearing in Aperture

Hi Everyone,
I run a little Aperture advisory blog in Hungarian, for my Hungarian readers.
I often get questions that I can answer, and the users are satisfied.
Now I’ve received a difficult question about disappeared images that I followed up with some research and an exchnage of messages with the user, but I can not find the answer.
This is a commercial (wedding photography) use of Aperture, with serious time commitments to deliver images, so it is critical to find a quick solution.
Here come the details:
Issue One:
Small network with one iMac and one MBP and with one Synology DS211J NAS with 2x2TB disks in a RAID1 array.
All assignments are given an individual .aplibrary that is placed in a separate folder, which also holds the RAW masters.
A couple of weeks ago my reader was working around the MBP, but not touching it. After a period of inactivity he could see from a distance, that the Preview images, one-after-the-other were being replaced by gray triangles with exclamation marks. As if a wraith had been invisibly fiddling with his files.
Some of the images were changing, being replaced by tiny, rectangular, cropped images from another library (!!!).
He quickly quit Ap, then restarted with Option-Cmd and went through all the repairs and the rebuild. After the maintenance and rebuild the situation remained the same. He gave up work with the MBP.
Issue Two:
We are now on the iMac, in the Library of an assignment with 2000 masters and 200 adjusted/finished images, a part of them, luckily, already exported.
Again, apparently without any human action, the images, seen in Browser view, one after the ather, spectacularly changed:
- Some turned by 90 degrees and got distorted - these later were possible to recover by Generate Thumbnails.
- Most of them changed to a camera-icon (though these are photos), and in the bottom-right corner „The referenced image’s master is offline” badge appeared.
In the “Locate Referenced Masters”-dialog all images are shown as existing in their correct location.
When clicking at such a thumbnail, the preview of the adjusted version appears with the “Loading…” message then, after it has been loaded, a translucent gray layer comes over it and the bricks in the Adjustments inspector get grayed out.
In some cases the preview finishes loading nicely, but the master is still shown as offline. When my reader attempted to export full sized JPG versions - you won’ believe: the result of the export was a copy of the RAW master!
After confirming that all standard repair processes have been completed (permissions, repair- and rebuild database, relocate referenced masters, etc) I suspected that the RAID might cause the problem, as it is using 2 disks and I know that Aperture links each image to the UUID of the disk which holds the image. I thought while the logical path is unchanged, the physical location - and hence the UUID - might change. But we tested this, moving a Library to a new external HD and then locating and reconnecting masters. In the result the images showing a camera-icon still could not be found.
I’m getting rather desperate with this case, and would appreciate any advice that might bring us closer 1) to find the cause of the issues 2) to solve it.
Many thanks.

So the libraries are on a NAS?
I hate to point this out but Aperture libraries don't so well in such a configuration see: Aperture: Use locally mounted Mac OS X Extended volumes for your Aperture library
Also with the libraries on the NAS there is the danger that two separate Aperture processes could have a library open at the same time.
regards

Images "Disappear" When Moving a Project But Really They'r e Just Invisible

Last night I imported 442 images into a new project. I rated them, and edited about 40-50. This morning I moved the project within the same library. When I did so, all the images disappeared, sort of. The project appeared empty. I let it sit a couple of minutes, and undid the move to no effect.
I checked to see if a filter was blocking the images but it was not the problem. I checked the Project properties and it showed the images were all there (plus, I use referenced files and I hadn't deleted the CF card so worst case scenario I had all my originals). Also, when I displayed all the projects in a browser view window, the project showed up and I could sweep through all the thumbnails in the project browser. But again, if I selected the project and tried to see the images in either the browser, viewer, or split view, nothing showed up. No thumbnails, no file names, no empty thumbnails, nothing. The photos were sort of invisible.
I "solved" the issue by moving an image - any image - from another project into the problem project. Suddenly that photo and all the other images, were visible. Removing the random image did not recreate the problem.
Since I no longer have the problem I'm posting for 2 reasons: (1) to publish the problem and my fix in case anybody gets the same problem, and (2) to see if anybody knows what caused this and if there is a more direct fix than my weird indirect fix. Thanks.

I have had the same thing happen consistently. I import images into a default project. Then when I move the project into an organizational folder... all the images disappear. After a couple of panics, I have now realized that if I stay calm, close Aperture, then open it again, the pictures are all present. Quite a pain in the butt, but at least there is a work around. Albeit a bit scary .
Best,
Jim

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