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Aug 11th 2002#64264 Report
Chad 711
Member since: Jun 21st 2002
Posts: 13
Sorry not sure which room to post this in. Mods move it if need be. Thanks.

I made rollover button in IR and not sure how I get the button to show up on the web or in a post like this here.

I saved it as a .html. It saved a .html and then the original state image .gif and the rollover .gif image in a new folder called "images".

How do I upload this to my web space? I upload normal images all the time but not an actual .html with the images in seperate folders.
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Aug 12th 2002#64290 Report
Delisk
Member since: Aug 10th 2001
Posts: 793
You nee to use html codes...but not a whole page.. only the one for the rool over...
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Aug 12th 2002#64301 Report
Chad 711
Member since: Jun 21st 2002
Posts: 13
I'm not good with html. Can you give me an example? I want to be able to use the button on a web page. I'm trying to make a site using Dreamweaver.

I have right clicked on a animated gif before and saved it as a animated gif and posted on a forum like this one. It has a .gif extension. And it worked just fine. So some how they have the original and rollover image in the gif and thats what I want to do.
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Aug 12th 2002#64344 Report
!mo0chan!
Member since: Apr 20th 2002
Posts: 3000
I'm not sure how Image Ready works with the generation of HTML coding for rollovers, but it must be either one of the two:

One, it prints out a seperate code within a script, or between <script> tags. You would need to copy this coding plus the <a href blah blah><img src blah blah><a> into the HTML file you are working on right now. The stuff in the <script> would go in the <head> section, and the <a href blah blah><img src blah blah><a> stuff where you want the button to appear.

Two, it puts the rollover coding directly into the <a> tag, in which case you'd only need to put the <a><img><a> tag in the place you want the button to go. The way you'd know that this is the way IR does it, is when you see that there is a onMouseOver and onMouseOut (I'd say what's in it, but that's too complicated... >_> ) in the &kt;a> tag.
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