Closed onomiko closed 12 years ago
Hi Diane!
It looks like the HTML is in the older version format. It has since been simplified so all you'll need is the following.
<div id="zoom">
<div class="small">
<img alt="small rushmore" src="http://dianejwright.com/images/demo/rushmore_small.jpg">
</div>
<div class="large">
<img alt="big rushmore" src="http://dianejwright.com/images/demo/rushmore.jpg">
</div>
</div>
I apologize for not making that clearer. I think I'll start working on making some wiki documentation to make things more clear.
Interesting site by the way :)
Edit: Oh wait... I did make documentation! LOL... wow my memory is going, next thing I'll find is some ear hair... ACK!
YES!! Thank you SO much. Sometimes, all you have to do is ask, right? Really appreciate it. It works now! djw
Here's how I used it, if you're interested: http://dianejwright.com/credentials/
Very nice! LOL all I've been doing for the last 2 hours is watching the TED videos on your site. I've always loved TED videos, but I haven't seen the ones you have there ;)
Oh, and the reason I'm replying. I love how you started from the tail end of the spinal cord and worked your way up... very clever ;). But, please consider removing the title from the image, I see the tooltip popup when I hover over it and it won't go away!
Done. It doesn't show for me on Mac/Firefox so I didn't even think about it. Thanks for pointing it out. Glad you're enjoying the selections. :) djw
I'm stumped. Here's the page I built of your demo (before putting in my own images, I wanted to make sure I could get it to work). As you can see, the appearance/positioning of the large image as the viewer moves isn't working as in the demo. Can't figure out why. Thoughts?
Live test page: http://dianejwright.com/test/
HTML:
CSS:
HEAD: