Stewie
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The God of the dead is here to rule!
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Stewie
The God of the dead is here to rule!
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brocktherock2005
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Post by Stewie on Jun 20, 2005 15:17:28 GMT -8
Forum URL: critiasdragon.proboards43.comwhat do you have to edit in the mouse over code, what does it do and whats the code for it? i was told i should put it on but dont know what to do this is the code they gave me with a direct url <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- var bgURL = 'http://img103.echo.cx/img103/1897/egyptbg5fr.gif'; function mouseOverHighlightCell(tcell){tcell.background=bgURL;} function mouseOutHighlightCell(tcell){tcell.background='';} function mouseOverHighlightCellB(tcell){tcell.background=bgURL;} function mouseOutHighlightCellB(tcell){tcell.background='';} // --> </script>
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[HkK Rly]
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Post by [HkK Rly] on Jun 20, 2005 15:49:07 GMT -8
The mouseOver code is
onMouseover="WHAT TO PERFORM"
What it does is that when you put your mouse over something then it'll perform an action
Example:
<img src="URL" onMouseover="document.body.style.backgroundColor='000000'" />
and when you put your curser over the image, the background will change to black
Is that what you were asking?
at least thats what I think it does....
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Stewie
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The God of the dead is here to rule!
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Apr 28, 2007 20:22:59 GMT -8
Stewie
The God of the dead is here to rule!
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April 2005
brocktherock2005
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Post by Stewie on Jun 20, 2005 16:44:44 GMT -8
no it was about this code i put in and if it had worked and if everything was right and what it does
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Post by valderra2 on Jun 21, 2005 6:58:24 GMT -8
I have not seen this particular code before. It's for using gradients rather than just a hex colour. When you add the url to the URL section, and you go with your mouse over the topics, the topic's colour changes to the gradient you are using.
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