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Mouseover image enlarger

Discussion in 'Member Introductions' started by Jenny Boyle, Jun 20, 2012.

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    Jenny Boyle New Member

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    Hi, please can anyone help me !!! I have spent days trying to find an HTML code for mouseover image enlarger, I found one, got it working (it worked on the edit page, but disappeared on the viewing page. I am using Site Wizard in conjunction with the host) I was told by my host that the code I used does not support CSS. Can anyone tell me if there is such an HTML code without CSS. My web site does not support Java either !!!

    Many Thanks

    Jenny


    Jenny Boyle, Jun 20, 2012
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    Webzarus Well-Known Member

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    Nope... I know it's not the answer you want to hear... But the fact is HTML is a static tagging sequence... Not a whole lot you can do with it by itself.

    You need the CSS and JavaScript to add the functionality you are seeking... CSS alone can do it... But as you're finding out... Some host don't allow it... Why they won't allow CSS ... I have no idea, except for the fact that they probably don't want to bother with making their online editor so it can handle it...

    Probably something to do with their "site wizard"... Which I suspect is an online editing program.

    Now if you can connect to your host with FTP... And upload your files... Shouldn't be an issue... But that's only if your host offers that as an option???


    Webzarus, Jun 20, 2012
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    when ever I don't know anything, just google it and you will always find some tutorials that will enable you to learn what you have to do.


    Isaac, Jun 25, 2012
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