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3/12/2010 2:10:24 PM
fxs
Posts 5 		Gotcha!
3/9/2010 11:59:11 AM
Ken Cox
Posts 170 		The idea is to have a slightly different version of the image so that there's a visible indication that the mouse has passed over and back out.

It's fairly common to have an image button that glows (or otherwise changes appearance) on a mouse action. It's a simple little demo, similar to the one you see here:

http://www.designplace.org/static/rollover_button_example.html

It's not meant to be deep or anything so I'd say you're not missing anything. <grin>

Ken
3/8/2010 2:48:54 PM
fxs
Posts 5 		Hi Ken,

The exercise you propose on rollovers using your picture has got me confused, namely the pictures are a different shade to begin with. If I use any other two pics of the same shade the trick does not work. So what is the point if I have to photoshop a copy of the picture I wan to to create a rollover effect for? What am I missing here?

Thanks,

Fed
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