Using buttons with the on mouseover effect, or sometimes called the roll-over effect, can help your visitors find their way around your site, and make it stand out.
Below are a few example buttons, plus, you will find examples you can download just to get you started.
If you use Internet Explorer, then, right click on any button and select " Save picture as".
If you use Netscape, then, right click on any button and select " Save image as".
Go to CSS Rollover Buttons if you would like an easier way of creating MouseOver Buttons.
The code below shows how to create your mouseover effects.
Some things that you will have to change in the code below are:-
The paths to your images.
The width and height of your images, both images must be the same size
Please take note of the code which is in red, you must increment this value for each button you add to your menu, I started with '00' the next button is '20', doing it this way allows you to insert a new button without having to redo the code again.
For a more advanced version you can Download Example with Instructions to create your first Mouse Over Buttons
Create a Interface bar like the one on the left using Mouse Over Buttons. |
| You can also use DHTML to get a MouseOver effect in a table as set out below. Change Border Colours and Background Colours to suit yourself. Works in Explorer and Netscape Download a text file that you can save to show you exactly how it is done. |
| Menu Bar | Gradient Fill |
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I have been asked several times how to use the above in a framed page and still use the mouseover effect. Here you are, Download this a working example using the code. Please unzip into a new folder, just to make sure you don't ovewrite any of your own files. |