I would create a css solution, with some unobtrusive javascript to
enhance the functionality (such as to make it follow the mouse, animate
in/out, etc.) Even then if the user has IE5 with JS turned off clicking
the image could always take them to an enlarged view.
I would make a link positioned relative and then place a span or
something in the link that will have position absolute and display none,
then on a:hover it could have display block. So you would have a basic
enlargement, from there you could use js to replace your basic css
driven enlargement with something a little more fancy.
Nick Roper wrote:
Hi,
A client would like functionality similar to that used on
istockphoto.com - i.e. that a 'popup' window is displayed with a
larger image and some text when the user hovers over a thumbnail
image. e.g.
Can I do this with CSS in a standards-compliant and works
cross-browser way? Any pointers or references to example code
gratefully received.
Thanks,
Nick
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