bethist
11-28-2001, 08:47 PM
Okay. Please forgive my ignorance, and thank you in advance for any suggestions.
The site uses frames, and ONLY the buttons are being done with Flash (rest will be HTML-based). The buttons (Flash portion) are within the left frame, and the content within the right frame.
There are 2 buttons. When button 1 is rolled over, the color of the button changes, and a graphic pops up elsewhere within the Flash portion. [I know how to make the button change color, but not how to call a separate graphic.]
When the button is released:
1) the page in the right frame appears [I know how to do this part]
2) the graphic and button related to that page's content remains highlighted until button 2 is rolled over, at which time a new graphic will appear in place of the original one. But the original graphic will remain upon mouseoff (unless the second option is selected, thus calling a new page in the right frame).
If you need more details, I'll be happy to provide. In reality, there are more than 2 buttons, but this is the gist of it.
Thanks again.
The site uses frames, and ONLY the buttons are being done with Flash (rest will be HTML-based). The buttons (Flash portion) are within the left frame, and the content within the right frame.
There are 2 buttons. When button 1 is rolled over, the color of the button changes, and a graphic pops up elsewhere within the Flash portion. [I know how to make the button change color, but not how to call a separate graphic.]
When the button is released:
1) the page in the right frame appears [I know how to do this part]
2) the graphic and button related to that page's content remains highlighted until button 2 is rolled over, at which time a new graphic will appear in place of the original one. But the original graphic will remain upon mouseoff (unless the second option is selected, thus calling a new page in the right frame).
If you need more details, I'll be happy to provide. In reality, there are more than 2 buttons, but this is the gist of it.
Thanks again.