Simple script that will activate pop-up box when mouse pointer touches the picture.
<A HREF="" ONMOUSEOVER = "alert('No! No! No!')")>
<img src=http://URL_OF_PICTURE border=0></a>
  • Blue text message can be changed.
  • Red text is where you add your picture URL.
Use your picture as the background in a table. 
<table
width=151 height=206 background=http://URL_OF_PICTURE>
<tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr></table>
  • Width & height of the table (as shown in blue) must be the same as the width & height of the picture.
  • Red text is where you add your picture URL.
  • I added &nbsp; to the table cell because some older browsers won't show a table cell with nothing in it.
 
Cover your picture with a glear gif. 
<table width=151 height=206
background=http://URL_OF_PICTURE
cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>
<img src=http://URL_OF_CLEAR_GIF width=151 height=206>
</td></tr></table>
  • Width & height of the table (as shown in blue) must be the same as the width & height of the picture.
  • The clear gif can be any size but the width & height you add in the code above must be the same as the width & height of the picture.
  • Red text is where you add your picture URL and the URL of your clear gif.
Use a mouseover to make your picture disappear.
Requires a picture and a clear gif the same size as your picture. 
<a href="javascript:void(0)" onMouseOver="document.one.src='http://URL_OF_CLEAR_GIF'"
onMouseOut="document.one.src='http://URL_OF_PICTURE'">
<img src="http://URL_OF_PICTURE" border=0 name="one"></a>

  • Your clear gif MUST be the same size as your picture
  • Replace blue text above with the URL of your clear gif.
  • Replace red text above (in both lines) with the URL of your picture.
  • If you add more than one mouseover to a page, each must be named. Notice the example above has one in three different places. A second mouseover could be named two, a third could be named three etc.
Use a Flash file.
Unfortunately the program required to do this is very expensive.


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