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    I'm looking for a way to have context sentitive help appear on my website when the user rolls over something. Much like a tool tip but I want more control over it. Can anybody point me to some code that will do this and look reasonable? TIA - Jeff.

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      I'm looking for a way to have context sentitive help appear on my website when the user rolls over something. Much like a tool tip but I want more control over it. Can anybody point me to some code that will do this and look reasonable? TIA - Jeff.

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      jbradshaw wrote:

      look reasonable

      That is a very broad definition. You can always use a mouseover event to initial some JavaScript to perhaps display a div. Making it "look reasonable" is up to you with CSS.


      I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        jbradshaw wrote:

        look reasonable

        That is a very broad definition. You can always use a mouseover event to initial some JavaScript to perhaps display a div. Making it "look reasonable" is up to you with CSS.


        I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        Ali Al Omairi Abu AlHassan
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        Good Answer, Matty. 100 :rose:

        Help people,so poeple can help you.

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