Rollover state inside another rollover state

BZ
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Brandon_Zimmer
Jun 4, 2004
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What I have are tabs across the top of the page. Each has a rollover state for over and select. When the tab is selected, a set of buttons will appear on the left hand side of the page. Each tab across the top brings up a different set of buttons. What I want is to be able to give the green buttons on the left had side of the page a rollover state. The only way I could get it to work, it would put all the buttons on top of each other and they would never go away. Can anyone please help me figure out the problem? I am using photoshop 7.0 and ImageReady 7.0.
Thanks,
Brandon
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Don_McCahill
Jun 4, 2004
You can’t do this. When you roll out of the top tabs, the side rollovers will disappear before the mouse gets to them.
BZ
Brandon_Zimmer
Jun 4, 2004
When you use the over state, the buttons do disappear when you move the mouse, but when you use the select state, they stay until you click something else.
BZ
Brandon_Zimmer
Jun 4, 2004
Don, Do you have any recommendations to make it work? Anything at all?
JB
Jonathan_Balza
Jun 7, 2004
This type of behavior isn’t directly possible in ImageReady 7.

You have basically three ways to do it… One would be some pretty advanced Javascript, or some pretty sweet .css could do it and the last would be flash.

Macromedia’s site does something similar to this with their navigation, if you wanted to see how they do it.

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