How to Create Mouse-Over Images on Links in Yahoo SiteBuilder
Website design programs have become increasingly feature-rich over the past decade. As more updates become available to such programs, end users are offered far more features then ever before. Now most website builder programs allow users to create images that are links, and even add mouse over images to the links. The benefit of this is typically found when making buttons. When a visitor scrolls the mouse cursor over the button, a mouse over image appears, which can make it look like they are actually pressing down on the button.
Instructions
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Open and run the application. You will need to left-click on the application icon in order to run the program. If you do not have a copy of this program you can get a free copy by using the resources links below.
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Open the website that you wish to add mouse over image on links into. To open a website that you wish to add mouse over image on links into, you will need to left-click on the “File” tab on the command bar. Scroll to “Open Site” and left-click; browse to the desired file and click “Open.”
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Open the page that you wish to add mouse over image on links into. To open the desired page, scroll to the “File” tab on the command bar and select “Open Page.” Browse to the desired page and click “Open.”
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Insert the desired image file for the primary link. To insert an image, scroll to the “Insert” tab on the command bar and select “Image.” Browse to the desired image file and click on “Okay” to insert the image.
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Create a mouse over image link on the image. To create a mouse over image link on the image, right-click on the desired image; a submenu will open. Select “Properties” and left-click; a link properties box will open. There are three text fields inside of the link properties box. Under “Mouseover Image” you can click on the “Browse” button and select the desired mouse over image. Click on the “Okay” button to implement.
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Tips & Warnings
You can add mouse over image links to any image that you have a link imbedded to. Always use a different picture, or a darkened version of the same picture for a mouse over image link.
Always test your website by using the hotkey “F12” to see what it will look like when published, prior to actually publishing the website.