Publishing problems

[gwpriester]

I have done this here http://www.placitasartists.com/r_nolda/ I will probably have to go this way.

[Acorn]

I have done this here http://www.placitasartists.com/r_nolda/ I will probably have to go this way.

Gary, as a viewer, I would prefer a click into the layer rather than a roll-over.

Acorn

[gwpriester]

OK This is not a perfect solution but let me know what you think http://www.mary-carter.com/paintings.html

[Acorn]

OK This is not a perfect solution but let me know what you think http://www.mary-carter.com/paintings.html

Gary, better, the web issues are now not getting in the way. I feel I am in control.

The coloured buttons are a nice touchs. Perhaps add the picture title to them?
The right-pointing arrow needs to be felt-pointing to indicate a return to the home page.
The muted colour roll-over is very effective.

Acorn

[Egg Bramhill]

Stranger and stranger ......

I Really don't understand what's going on here. Firstly the previous/next buttons should work as expected. As they don't you appear to have chosen a workaround. But even here there's still odd behaviour. Both in FF & Chrome scrolling the page triggers the image to revert to the base (first) image. Why?

Why is the scroll bar loading the first image? Scrolling shouldn't effect what image is displayed ?????

[Egg Bramhill]

Gary, you're editing my post, not replying to it

[Egg Bramhill]

PERHAPS ... Is it the animation settings on the buttons? I've always believed the animation should be be None (Instant) by default and NOT Fade.

[Acorn]

Stranger and stranger ......
I Really don't understand what's going on here. Firstly the previous/next buttons should work as expected. As they don't you appear to have chosen a workaround. But even here there's still odd behaviour. Both in FF & Chrome scrolling the page triggers the image to revert to the base (first) image. Why?
Why is the scroll bar loading the first image? Scrolling shouldn't effect what image is displayed ?????

Egg, you must remember these are Layers.

A click / move of the vertical scrollbar effectively is a click off the layered objects so the return to the MouseOff layer is automatic and normal.

Try it with my testbed file in https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...025#post603025.

To get round this you need to use "(lock)" in the layer name and probably popup: open & close for the links [https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...30#post356230].

Acorn

[Egg Bramhill]

A click / move of the vertical scrollbar effectively is a click off the layered objects so the return to the MouseOff layer is automatic and normal.

Spot on Acorn. I didn't realise that touching the scroll bar asted the same as a click-off action. Thanks

If I was doing the site I think I'd use subsites with previous/next buttons and call them into a placeholder in the main site.