Operation Manual

116 Adding Web Objects
Rollover options
Adding rollovers is basically a matter of deciding which state(s) you'll want to
define, then specifying an image variant for each chosen state. WebPlus
provides several choices:
Normal State
is the "resting" state of
the image before any
rollover, and is always
defined.
Over State
is the state triggered
by a mouseover—when
the mouse pointer is
directly over the
image.
Down State
is triggered by clicking
the mouse then keeping
the button depressed
while on the image.
Another state, Down+Over (not illustrated) implies a mouseover that occurs
when the image is already Down, i.e. after it's been clicked.
You can also specify a hyperlink event—for example, a jump to a targeted web
page—that will trigger if the user releases the mouse button while in down state.
And you can even group buttons on a page so they work together—and only one
button in the group can be 'down' at any one time.
To create a rollover graphic:
1. In a suitable image-editing program, create the variant source images
for each state you'll be defining. (See "Creating variant images"
below.)
2. Click
Insert Rollover on the Standard Objects toolbar's Picture
flyout.