How to create table on Mouse over triger in Html page?
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it's easy just use the attribute onmouseover="Function()". Example:\n\n<a onmouseover="GetPrize();"> Click to get prize</a>\nOR\n<a onmouseover="alert("Hello World");">Click to popup a message</a>\n\nyou can use this onmouseover attribute on most html tags
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There is no "easy way."\n\nTo make webpages in Notepad, or any text-processing program, you use HTML, or HyperText Markup Language.  There are numerous tutorials on the internet for using HTML (I put one below).  A very basic webpage might look like this:\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<title>My First Page</title>\n</head>\n<body>\nHello, World!\n</body>\n</html>\n\nPasting that into Notepad and saving it with a .html extension will give you a very simple webpage that displays "My First Page" in the title bar and "Hello, World!" on the screen.
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i have the same problem. so i am using a mouse adjunct instead. :") works great.
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Yes, you have to insert a table, then you can insert columns. Make your whole page based on a table, that is the easiest way.
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You have to copy and paste it.\n\nHow To Copy and Paste: \nTake your mouse, and place your cursor at the beginning of the text in the box below, then click and hold the left mouse button, while pulling your mouse over the text. This should highlight the text. Now release the left mouse button. Now, with the cursor over the highlighted text, right click the mouse for options, and select 'copy'. Now over the empty box below, right click your mouse again, and select 'paste' and you will have copied and pasted the text.
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A better way is by using CSS, so please look up CSS tutorials.  Only a few things still need to be done within HTML tags, like with tables: cellpadding, cellspacing and a few other things, but most of that kind of stuff you can deal with through CSS a lot more easily than through HTML tags.
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Go to a free counter Website, such as http://www.sitemeter.com\n\nGet the HTML code\n\nMake a space in the Publisher document for the counter\n\nSave the Publisher document in HTML\n\nOpen the page in Notepad or a similar text-editing program\n\nFind the area where you want the counter to appear\n\nPaste in the counter HTML code there\n\nNote to previous answer: Point gaming is wrong. I have reported you for your "I don't know" answer.
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Create a table in dreamweaver as you want it to appear on the website.\n2. Fill that table with some dummy info like 'write here' or something sensible that teachers can understand when they are going to edit.\n3. Copy Table from dreamweaver into Word.\n4. Remember to set dreamweaver table width and heights in centimeters\n5. pate the table in word and see if it is any different. If it is different try to change those default settings as well.\n6. Another way around is to see if the table in word gets imported properly or not.\n\nIf I were you I would have changed all the heights and widths into percentages and copy table from dreamweaver to word. I will use a dreamweaver template but keep the whole table as editable. Then copy paste all the tables back from word. [assuming there are 10-15 class teachers only]
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You can get very cool mouse pointers at this link:\n\nhttp://www.stardock.com/products/cursorxp/\n\nEnjoy
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<style type="text/css">\ntd.text td.text table table table, td.text td.text table br, td.text td.text table .orangetext15, td.text td.text .redlink, td.text td.text span.btext {display:none;}\ntd.text td.text table {background-color:transparent;}\ntd.text td.text table td, td.text td.text table {height:0;padding:0;border:0;}\ntd.text td.text table table td {padding:3;}\ntd.text td.text table table br {display:inline;}\n</style>\n\n\nput this code at the bottom of your, who i would like to meet, section, then your top 8 will be hidden
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You could dynamically create the page using javascript and have it displayed in a frame.\n\nSo if you have a menu down the side with your game selections in a frame called menu and a display area on the right called game, when the click on the menu item, the game is displayed in the frame on the right.\n\nOr, you could instantiate another window and write the html there.\n\nThis site uses dynamic html where the page does not exist until you click.\n\nhttp://artistic-innovations.com
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You may use Javascript for it. But my advice is that you should noy change default cursor, people navigating on a website find it inconvinient
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Put your mouse on the top of it until it looks like an arrow pointing both up and down.  Left click, hold, and drag down.
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You don't make toolbars with html.\nBut you can make a simple menu by creating a table with several rows and inserting a hyperlink in each row.\n\nToolbars work with a script.\nThe most popular ones are javascript.\nThey are popular because they are very fancy.\nBut there are two problems with them\n1)The search engines cannot follow the hyperlinks in a javascript and so, they don't find your pages and don't list them.\n2) Since Microsoft stopped procuring java with the release of Windows XP in 2001, many computers are running without java. Without java, they won't be able to see your toolbar.\n\nThe most popular solution is CSS (Cascade Style Sheet).\nYou can have a sort of a fancy toolbar that everyone can see, including the search engines.\n\nIf you visit my website http://www.aussies-online.com\nThe top menu is javascript\nWhile the left one is CSS\n\nDo a search on the Net for "Menus" or "Toolbars" and you will find some free scripts that you can copy... and even alter to suit your purpose.
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Well! this is not perfect code, i don't know about frontpage but it will help you. Just copythese two functions for each img. \n\n<head>\n<script>\nfunction nimg(){\ndocument.getElementById('thisimg').src="32.jpg"\n}\nfunction oimg(){\ndocument.getElementById('thisimg').src="23.jpg"\n}\n</script>\n</head>\n<body onload="oimg()">\n<table><tr><td><img src="23.jpg" id="thisimg"  onmouseover="nimg()" onmouseout="oimg()">\n</td>\n</tr></table>
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You can easily compute the math tables manually.\nWrite the number whose table you want to build at the top. On the\nsubsequent line write the number obtained after adding the number\nto the entry on the previous line. e.g. to get tabel of 17\nStart with 17; on the next line write 17+17 (i.e. 34). On the third \nline write 34+17=51. And then 51+17=68 on the next line etc.\n\nOtherwise refer to the following links:\nhttp://www.math2.org/math/general/multiplytable.htm\nOR\nhttp://www.sosmath.com/tables/mult/mult.html
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you may have to abbreviate the text to make it fit over the button. then in the link put title="the rst of the text here" so it will show up on mouseover