thanks i will try it out and get back to you!-
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<input name="formbox1" type="text" class="test" style="background-color:#b
First how do i change the colors to background image loads so i can use the colors i want, secondly, if i want the user to be able to mouseover and have the color change, but click and have the mouseover color stay with that form ( without following the mouseover behavoiur again once i move the mouse off?) any suggestions would be great.
is there a way to do the mouseover and click attributes at the same time but obey the onclick once the mouse moves off?- this might be a ridiculous question, i just thought it would be cool to be able to see visually a little better which forms you haven't or have filled out depending on the color of them more than what text is in them-please feel free to give me your opinions on this.
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i must be doing something wrong, i put this in the form tag, didn't know if i was supposed to get rid of the background style or not-i did and it changed to the onMouseDown color, but i get no action when i rollover it.? am i using the roll commands correctly?
<input name="form1" type="text" class="test" id="form1" style="background-color:#b
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by: alinaxPosted on 2005-04-23 at 02:55:30ID: 13849182
.imagebg { );
background-attachment: fixed;
background-image: url(imagedir/imagename.gif
background-repeat: repeat;
}
the image can be any .gif, .png, ....
This was made in css and the styesheet was called imagebg.css.
You apply it to the form and then use the colours as you want.
This is an idea to change on mouse over and click
.......
onMouseOver =" rollOver('#color',true)"
onMouseOut =" rollOver('#color',false)"
onMouseDown =" rollPress('#color',true)"
onMouseUp =" rollPress('#color',false)"
onClick =" rollClick('#color')">
You can use the same or different color anywhere. Give it a try.
Alina