Week 6
[assignment one: disjointed swaps]
Oh wow! If we are already in week six...or well toward the end of week
six to be exact, that means it's almost time for me to go to the beach!
Yippee!!
I have a feeling I'd better get to work on this last assignment, or debbieT
may well ground me and make me stay landlocked until I am done, so here
goes.......
Just a couple of disjointed rollover examples here.
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The links to the left all open a new window to the same silly dummy page just needed to see if the *little blue hooks* in FWMX kept them hooked to the correct spots. So far everything seems to be working like a charm. We shall see what happens when I attempt to add more than one javascript to the page.
And I'm kinda scared to see what the validator has to say about this page in the end. Good thing the validator police are napping in this class....lol Well, bless DW's pointed head, it has fixed the codes so far with one save & a reopen. [ she pats it and gives it a treat]
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Okay, enough of that. dT, I actually kinda like [and occasionally use] disjointed swaps. They are fun!! This certainly is an easier way to put them together than I was using before. [grin]
Now, what in the heck am I gonna do for the rest of this week's assignment? Go to the next page to see if I came up with anything.... I may not have. lol
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