About rollovers

Rollovers all work the same way: when the mouse pointer rolls over one graphic, that action triggers the display of another graphic. The trigger is always a web object (a slice, a hotspot, or a button).

The simplest rollover swaps an image in State 1 with an image directly below it in State 2. You can build more complicated rollovers as well. Swap-image rollovers can swap in images from any state. Disjoint rollovers swap in an image from a slice other than the trigger slice.

When you select a trigger web object created by using a behavior handle or the Behaviors panel, all of its behavior relationships are displayed.

By default, a blue behavior line represents a rollover interaction.

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