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1. Re: Cursor Change Help
Newsgroup_User Apr 26, 2007 8:29 AM (in response to Jd_Johnson8)<span class="BlueSanSerif"><a href="javascript:;"
onclick="MM_openBrWindow('CrtrdgHiD_C1Spec.htm','S2Spec','resizable=yes,width=42
0,height=243')"><img src="../Web_Im/ViewSpec.jpg" alt="View Specifications"
width="142" height="20" /></a></span>
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"Jd_Johnson8" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Ok, I am sure this is very simple, but i cannot figure out what i am doing
> wrong...I have an image that has the following code attached to it: (see
> bottom
> of message)
>
> What code do i use to make it so that the cursor changes to the hand when
> the
> user rolls over the image??? I have tried numerous coding with
> onmouseover,
> but it just does not work!!
>
> Please help!
>
> JD
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> <span class="BlueSanSerif"
> onclick="MM_openBrWindow('CrtrdgHiD_C1Spec.htm','S2Spec','resizable=yes,width=42
> 0,height=243')"><a><img src="../Web_Im/ViewSpec.jpg" alt="View
> Specifications"
> width="142" height="20" /></a></span>
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2. Re: Cursor Change Help
Jd_Johnson8 Apr 26, 2007 11:15 AM (in response to Newsgroup_User)Murray -
thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU!! see, i knew it was probably a simple code!!!
I really appreciate your prompt reply!!
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3. Re: Cursor Change Help
Newsgroup_User Apr 26, 2007 11:18 AM (in response to Newsgroup_User)You must not apply behaviors to <span> tags the way you did. And if you
always apply your behaviors to <a> tags, then you will always get the
desired cursor.
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"Jd_Johnson8" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Murray -
>
> thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU!! see, i knew it was probably a simple
> code!!!
>
> I really appreciate your prompt reply!!
>
> Jd
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4. Cursor Change Help
Jd_Johnson8 Apr 26, 2007 12:27 PM (in response to Newsgroup_User)Murray,
Actually, after looking at the code you gave me, and what i had originally, i took the span out - i don't need it there b/c the link is an image now (this is the only place i am using an image as a link in my site). I think i started out using a text link, and just forgot to take out the span tag after i decided to use an image. Even so, i would not have known how to incorporate the code properly the way you showed me. You are very helpful, and again i appreciate your promptness and time!!
btw - do you have any suggestions for the best resource(s) for javascpript? I am finding it very difficult, even with just the little bit i am using in my site...
thanks bunch!
Jd -
5. Re: Cursor Change Help
Newsgroup_User Apr 27, 2007 3:58 AM (in response to Newsgroup_User)Why do you need more than what DW provides? What uses of javascript do you
mean?
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"Jd_Johnson8" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Murray,
>
> Actually, after looking at the code you gave me, and what i had
> originally, i
> took the span out - i don't need it there b/c the link is an image (this
> is the
> only place i am using an image as a link in my site). I think i started
> out
> using a text link, and just forgot to take at the span tag after i decided
> to
> use an image. Even so, i would not have known how to incorporate the code
> properly the way you showed me. You are very helpful, and again i
> appreciate
> your promptness and time!!
>
> btw - do you have any suggestions the best resource for javascpript? I am
> finding it very difficult, even with just the little bit i am using in my
> site...
>
> thanks bunch!
>
> Jd
>


