I'm trying to work out how to do a hover img in an fbml on a 'like to reveal content page.
If that doesn't make sense, here is an example of what I'm trying to achieve:
http://www.facebook.com/sonyericsson?v=app_6009294086
If you hover over the video and phone while you're not a fan it prompts you to like the page to view the content.
THANKS GUYS
Just worked it out,
you need an a href about the hover img to make it work, if anyone wants further info just let me know
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Help. I just upgraded my website so that it's mobile-friendly. Now a lot of links don't work. In fact, the very same link will work in one place on the page (the menu), but then not work elsewhere on the same page. I seem to have numerous links throughout the site that don't work even though the code looks right. Even when I put in absolute coding, it still isn't clickable. I would appreciate any help.
Thanks. This is my home page: http://hotsermons.com/index.html
The problem you've added some divs on links, So when you hover on the link, you actually hover on this div not the link.
To solve this make sure you're using position and z-index properties correctly.
I am trying to insert images on popovers. I mean, when a user hovers on a text, an image should appear.
How to do this. Please solve this.
https://tutsme-webdesign.info/bootstrap-3-popover-with-image/
Visit the said link,it provides the working solutions regarding popover.
i'm sure you can help me.
For example: on this site - when you click on "team" - you can hover over an image and the name is shown on the top. (ja, it's flash, i know ;) )
So, i want to do this in a post-thumbnail-grid in wordpress.
pseudo-code: hover over post-thumbnail(ID) in div1-> show title of post in div2
I don't need a exactly described walk-through.
Just a few keywords, ideas etc.
Thank you
Im guessing even though the example is in flash, you arent wanting a "how to" in flash. What you are looking for is probably jquery, if you are looking for what you should be googling, try a jquery hover tutorial or jquery onClick().
try something like this http://bavotasan.com/2009/a-simple-mouseover-hover-effect-with-jquery/ and adapt the hover results to match your criteria.
I came across this site: http://gatilho.com/
I love the blue overlay and site title that slides down on image hover but I can't seem to figure out how it's done. I want the transition too.
Any suggestions?
Is it just CSS or jQuery too?
Thanks!
(p.s. I'm not looking to rip it off just like it so I want to figure out how!)
Looking at the source code, it looks like they're using http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex5/overlapcontent.htm
This may be a stupid question but I need help with the "ALT" HTML TAG.
Example:
I have an image on my website. I should be using the "ALT=IMAGE" tag in the HTML. I should also be using the "TITLE=IMAGE" tag. That way if someone can't see the image, it will have text and it's also great for SEO so crawlers can find my site. I've never used the alt tag because when I do, it adds a "popup" of the text when someone puts there mouse on the image. That being said, I want to use the ALT text for SEO but don't want the "popup" to come up since I'm using multiple images on my website and it would just be weird. How can I stop it from popping up?
This website "http://ekonline.com/" has ALT TAGS on all if not most of the images but when I mouse-over them, no text pops up... Why...
Please help. Thanks very much.
Usually,
The content of the alt= attribute is displayed if the image cannot be displayed (or image display is turned off).
The content of the title= attribute is shown as a mouse popup when the mouse is moved over the image.
Use one or the other, or both, as appropriate.
Dude, your website is wrapped up in tables with lots of HTML garbage and you are using FLash for content, and you are worried about ALT tag because of SEO.. relax, just remove TITLE tag and you're fine. NHF.
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_img_alt.asp
Your talking about the tooltip's that are popping up. Title tags appear with the title once you hover over them with the mouse.
The alt attribute is rendered as a tooltip in as of IE 7, this is a browser behavior and there is no easy way to change it, but since IE8 and any other browser you can use it without getting that bubble popping up.
Read more on this here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt_attribute
If you did want the tooltip that is generated by the title attribute.
Looks like I figured it out. If I put name=text and alt=text in the HTML for the specific image, I get no tool-tip popup. Why... I have no idea... lol. Either way it works. Any ideas? I'm assuming because I have both name and alt in there instead of just alt... Thanks for your help!