<a href="http://www.cit.cornell.edu"
onMouseOver="document.logo.src='family.gif ' ; "
onMouseOut ="document.logo.src='harry.gif ' ; " >
<img name="logo" src="harry.gif " border=0></a>
The onMouseOver and onMouseOut attributes are “Event Handlers” that tell the browser what
code to execute when the events occur. You can make it so that the mouseover affects another image on
the page by changing the name of the image accordingly in the event handler code.
We can use a MouseOver to animate a still image when the
mouse rolls over it. In your class files folder you have two images, logoscroll.gif and logostill.gif which
can be used to create this effect.
onMouseOver="document.logo.src='family.gif ' ; "
onMouseOut ="document.logo.src='harry.gif ' ; " >
<img name="logo" src="harry.gif " border=0></a>
The onMouseOver and onMouseOut attributes are “Event Handlers” that tell the browser what
code to execute when the events occur. You can make it so that the mouseover affects another image on
the page by changing the name of the image accordingly in the event handler code.
We can use a MouseOver to animate a still image when the
mouse rolls over it. In your class files folder you have two images, logoscroll.gif and logostill.gif which
can be used to create this effect.