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JavaScript Mini-FAQ
Sooner, or later, as we start learning and using JavaScript, we will all have questions we want answered. One author, Danny Goodman, has compiled a list of typical questions people ask when starting out with JavaScript.

Name: Jason Alward
Subject: Need Rollover help.
Date: 07-29-1999 04:26PM

Hi there: I am new to this site and was wondering if anyone can give me a hand with a particular rollover that I'm doing. I have a menu of buttons on the left side of my web page in an arc form (going from top right to bottom left), and what I'd like to do is rollover one of these buttons while a word appears to the right of these buttons (this word is vertical on the page) This is an example of my page * = button --------------------------------------------! * ! ! ! ! * R <---this is the roll- ! ! O over area for the ! ! * L word i want to ! ! L appear ! !* O ! ! V ! ! E ! ! R ! --------------------------------------------


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 • Need Rollover help.  Jason Alward  07-29-1999 04:26PM 
       • Re: Need Rollover help.  scorpion  08-18-1999 05:26PM 


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