There really isn't any HTML code that allows roll overs or rotating pictures. HTML generally creates only static pages, you usually need another scripting language to create dynamic effects.
Many such scripts in Javascript can be found by searching on the web for such keywords as 'Javascript rotate images' or 'Javascript rollover images'. Search around and pick the one that suits your project best.
2006-06-13 07:44:00
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answered by magrowan 1
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The solution is not within the realm of HTML, per se. Rather, this most often (without resorting to Flash or enormously large and low quality animated gifs) accomplished by incorporating some Javascript in your page design. DON'T WORRY too much if you know nothing of Javascript or DHTML (Dynamic HTML) as there are several fine toolkits that will help you do this with only the most basic understanding of how to enable them.
I would mention several by name, but I am not sure the guidelines permit this. Therefore I would suggest you perform a search on Yahoo using the terms "Slideshow, Javascript, tools".
You will find many answers there.
I suggest you try and use toolkits simply because many (but not all) scripts alone are not written to effectively deal with the differences in the way various browsers display their results. The problem this causes is the failure of your page to display as you would like - or even at all - in several browsers still in use today - including a couple of the newer ones. Well written scripts will handle these issues for you - most such scripts will point this out in their explanations - the pains that were taken to resolve compatibility issues. The better toolkits (yahoo actually provides some, too) will cover that issue as well as give you the ability to enhance your site in other ways at the same time while using a single core of code. So, while some stand alone scripts will work - you might want to seek out a toolkit instead. Ah, the heck with it - check out dojo.org for an excellent toolkit that will certainly enable you to do exactly what you want.
2006-06-13 14:45:02
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answered by sylhyntm 1
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Yeah like others said
DHTML
JAVA Script
CSS
http://javascript.internet.com/
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/index.html
2006-06-13 14:49:32
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answered by Rusty Nails 5
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