| First make sure all your images are actually in your
Front Page web ready to be used. You will need the following information
for each mouse over
- The exact name for each image. Code is case sensitive, so if you
have an image called granny.gif you cannot call it Granny.gif
- You will need to know the image extension i.e. .gif or .jpg or .jpeg
- You will also need the path to the image. If they are in the same
folder as your web page then the path will be simply
granny.gif. If they are not, and you do not know how to work out
what it is, then do the following:
Highlight any text on your page, and go through the motions of creating
an ordinary hyperlink. Browse to where your image is and create the
hyperlink to it. Now look at the code in HTML view, it will look
something like this -
<a href="../granny.gif">any word here</a>
you need to make a note of what appears in place of the green text. Once
you have done that you can delete the hyperlink you just made.
- Finally, you need to know the url you are wanting to link the
mouse-over to.
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