Keep in mind that for many cases, you don't need any javascript for a rollover. I handle most simple rollover effects via css, using hover. You can change background images on hover, in addition to text color, text decoration, width, height, background color, etc. The biggest challenge is often that IE6 does not support hover on anything but anchor tags, but often you can get around that limitation by setting the to display:block with a height and width.
Menu "systems" such as the Suckerfish, or those based on jQuery like Superfish and jdMenu use hover in addition to scripting to allow IE to hover on <li> in addition to . John Farrar-3 wrote: > > > DW supports WSYSIWYG (graphical view) and code view. You can use code > view and edit by hand. That is where jQuery comes in. To my knowledge > things like rollover are SOOOO simple in jQuery code that no one will > take time to write a plugin for it. But who knows. > > howard chen wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> Anyone know any easy to use and clean image rollover plugin which can >> replace the DW rollover scripts? >> >> I don't like the DW scripts since it make my HTML difficult to read... >> >> Thanks. >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Rollover-plugin--tf3944623s15494.html#a11195697 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
