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Adobe Fireworks/photoshop Rollover image
I am trying to take 2 images (a before and after shot) and make a rollover. Basically I want the primary larger image to be the after picture then allow a person to rollover a spot in that picture and the before picture will pop up or fade in or something along those lines... Any help is appreciated
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Animated gif cannot capture the event, which is mouse over (hover). So basically animated gif will show you a sequence of frames at a pre-defined rate.
If you want to capture an event and then change the picture - like when mouse is over the image1 then image2 is shown, then you will need to add some code as per my previous comment.
If you want to capture an event and then change the picture - like when mouse is over the image1 then image2 is shown, then you will need to add some code as per my previous comment.
Hi eli!
> I thought there was a way to do this without code being added
When you say that you want to create a rollover, I assume that you want to make something that you can put on a web page. So you have to have code to put a single image in place. The code to make it a rollover is just about the simplest thing a beginner can do.
Here is another tutorial that I believe is a little bit easier than the one nitinsawhney provided (however nitinsawhney's will make a better rollover)
Give it a try and come back with any questions that you may have.
BTW, Photoshop used to have an add on program that would create rollovers, but that got transferred to Fireworks.
> I thought there was a way to do this without code being added
When you say that you want to create a rollover, I assume that you want to make something that you can put on a web page. So you have to have code to put a single image in place. The code to make it a rollover is just about the simplest thing a beginner can do.
Here is another tutorial that I believe is a little bit easier than the one nitinsawhney provided (however nitinsawhney's will make a better rollover)
Give it a try and come back with any questions that you may have.
BTW, Photoshop used to have an add on program that would create rollovers, but that got transferred to Fireworks.
I missed the fact that you included Fireworks in your title. Here is a fairly simple video that shows the basic steps for creating a rollover in Fireworks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCq63qiCQmY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCq63qiCQmY
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