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    Rollovers not working on home page

    A client wants to have an identical menu on all pages, both brochure and store, so I've created one using Adobe GoLive. However, the menu rollovers work an all pages except the home page - any idea why?

    The url is http://www.yourschooluniform.com/

    Malcolm
    ¤ The world wide web needn't cost the earth
    ¤ ARTISAN INTERNET LTD
    ¤ www.artinet.co.uk

    #2
    1. that seems to be the clumsiest rollover I've seen. It downloads the rollover image each time you rollover (and your server is very slow too).

    2. The reason it doesn't work on the homepage is because your iamges are in the /acatalog/ folder and the home page rollover code is looking for it in the base directory.

    mike
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      #3
      OK. I thought I'd be a touch more helpful. I build my mouseover menus using the following simple bit of code:

      <a href="target.html" onmouseover="button1.src='button1a.gif'" onmouseout="button1.src='button1.gif'"><IMG SRC="button1.gif" width=120 height=40 alt="description" name="button1"></A>

      I like it because it's clean and simple and browsers (and search engines) that don't support 'onmouseover' just see a straightforward image link.

      Mike
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      First Tackle - Fly Fishing and Game Angling

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        #4
        Thanks, Mike, uploading to the root did the trick. I don't know how GoLive's rollovers compare with other software - I'm thinking of trialling Dreamweaver, does that do things any better?

        Malcolm
        ¤ The world wide web needn't cost the earth
        ¤ ARTISAN INTERNET LTD
        ¤ www.artinet.co.uk

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          #5
          Originally posted by olderscot
          OK. I thought I'd be a touch more helpful. I build my mouseover menus using the following simple bit of code:
          That looks like a much cleaner way of doing the rollovers, I'll give it a try, many thanks.

          Malcolm
          ¤ The world wide web needn't cost the earth
          ¤ ARTISAN INTERNET LTD
          ¤ www.artinet.co.uk

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