Jenny,

I don't know if you're a member of the Macromedia web site yet, but as soon
as you finish downloading your trial version of FW, you should become a
macromedia member so that you can take advantage of their free QuickTime
movie tutorials.

I while back, when I was in the midst of creating a very complicated
disjointed rollover effect for my baseball team's splash page, I downloaded
a fantastic disjointed rollover tutorial from the Mothership.

I can't send you the URL though since I no longer have it (or the QT movie)
but it still should be up on the macromedia site, if you do a search for
"disjointed rollovers" you should be able to find it.

Good luck!

:-)

-Chris


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chris.flick@drcs.com


> Thanks everyone for replying, and YES, it does sound like too many
> boxes to keep track of, I agree. That's part of the reason we were
> trying to get the color of the visited box to remain "on" no matter
> where else you click, so that the visitor didn't get confused. And I
> agree, yes, it's not the most ADA- friendly accessible part of the
> website-- this part consists of almost entirely images. Luckily,
> it's kind of like an image supplement area, not the main content of
> the site.
>
> Well, I'm downloading a free trial of Fireworks to see if I can get
> this one element to work, and I'll experiment with the show/hide
> layers DW options. If anyone can think of anything else, don't
> hesitate to reply off-list: mail@howardrevis.com
>
> thanks,
> JENNY


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