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Sandy wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Paul Johnston wrote:
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<pre wrap="">:) Right - it would be easier, and I've got no issue with that
whatsoever. However - if the client to be able to create their own
rollovers, and they don't understand CSS... you're in trouble. They can
create images though, and want to be able to edit the sections with the
rollovers in.
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They can create rollovers and images, but not learn CSS.
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Er - no!<br>
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Yep, sounds like a customer.</pre>
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:) They can create images, and their previous "designer" had used
rollovers, and they want the ability to make their own rollovers within
the wiki. I have currently said "no" but wanted to see if it's
possible (and it should be). Seriously though, part of the reason for
using a wiki is to make simple changes quickly, without having to know
CSS/HTML etc<br>
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So - custom markup to make a rollover anyone?<br>
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Essentially it's custom markup to make a specialised:<br>
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<a href="" ...><img ... /></a><br>
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That's it - nothing more (and it's supposed to be easy).<br>
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Paul<br>
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