i want to learn...

[punkinhardcor]

can you help me how to make like this-->preview
http://charsim.rune-nifelheim.com/en?setlang=en

[Damion]

First find its source code

[punkinhardcor]

hmmm ??? lol
what you min source code ...lol
i think what you min is too rip...lol
i rip it but i wana make my own help me for tutorials plsss ...lol

ASAP...lol

[Damion]

There is none u have the same problem as me

[djr33]

That's an interesting design.

It isn't all that complex, actually.

There are a number of layered transparent gifs, each for one of the changeable parts of the body-- hair, dress, background, etc.

Then each choice in the rows of choices is a javascript triggered event to change that particular gif.

It also bases it on get variables, like page.php?hair=12&background=10, so that you can save the link.

I'd suggest looking at absolute positioning for those elements and layering them.
Then it's just a matter of changing the images' SRCs using Javascript onClick events.

[punkinhardcor]

wow :) ...do you have an tutorials for that or link...
can i use dreamweaver to make replay plsss....
thanks a lot :D

[djr33]

Dreamweaver is a tool and html is the product.
It can help in some cases, but it certainly doesn't limit you because you can go into the source code and edit it yourself.
You will, however, find the preview mode limiting to an extent, including, I'd think, in this case.

I don't have a tutorial, no. I'd suggest, again, looking at finding a way to use CSS to align the images on top of one another, then just changing their SRCs with javascript onclick.

I think absolute positioning with differeing z-indexes will pay off.

[punkinhardcor]

waaaaaaah :eek:
i am using macromedia dreamweaver 8 can this product help
and what the meaning of SRCs im a noob for this but im trying too make plss
reply plss...

[djr33]

aside from the fact that "plss" is not a word, "reply plss" isn't going to draw attention to your post.

If we feel like responding, we will (and you're asking a valid question, so I'm happy to do so :) ).

<img src="myfilenamehere.jpg"> <<< that's an src. It just means "source".

Dreamweaver won't do much in this case, because the code you need is a bit beyond that.

As I've said, reSEARCH (yes, that means look up) absolute positioning using CSS (try google, for example), then how to change an img's src dynamically using Javascript.

Sorry, Dreamweaver will not write this for you.

Hope this helps.

[punkinhardcor]

i very appreciate you djr33 thanks again yahh!
your very expert on this
more power to you djr33 i love you very much