Recently, I had the task of making an image popup on hover. I'm not sure it matters that much, but I would expect that to be a little more efficient on first render. BTW, here's an example my daughter and I put together last year for her to learn about HTML and CSS, which is similar to what you've done but uses transitions and the display property instead of position. Remember that when a Doctype is included above the head before the html tag (as it should be) then the overall width of a div is its defined width plus borders, margins and padding widths. See some more examples of hover popups at dynamicdrive.com. Note the addition of style="left: 240px" in the for the popup because the icon plus its padding is 60px further right than the first one so the popup, in order to stay in the same place as the first popup, needs to be 60px less than the standard offset, ie 300-60=240px. This technique is placing two images side by side, the thumbnail image (smaller image) and a larger image which will appear when you hover over the thumbnail image.   1. From the Insert tab, click “Action.” In the Action Settings dialog box, click the “Mouse Over” tab. color: #FFFFFF;

Icon instead of text menu button which could be an image button with text on it.
Home I will love to know. The code for the adjustment of the second popup is:-,
Red legged Partridge. Use item 1 popup on hover for a panel with only text. All the complications are in the stylesheet. Very good! Amazing how things have changed...for the better :). position: absolute; We strive for transparency and don't collect excess data. In this example, we’re using the “Simple Frame, White” option. When coding your own page you should try to put as much as possible in a stylesheet and link with id or class to the html tag. How did you do it? div { margin-top: 30px; } The code is nearly all in the stylesheet and operated from the combination of a div id="popup" with the style for a:hover span which means it works when the span tag follows a hover on the a href link in a div id="popup" but not on a hover used elsewhere. The above article may contain affiliate links, which help support How-To Geek.

Select “Hyperlink to:” and then select the slide containing the larger image for the thumbnail (Slide 2 in our case). padding: 0 5px; Since we launched in 2006, our articles have been read more than 1 billion times.

We can decide to do more by adding a box-shadow to the images and even text under for each image. I decided to add a shadow and give the large images a border radius. This lets you keep a nice, clean slide, but also show your audience more information when you want to. Built on Forem — the open source software that powers DEV and other inclusive communities. Join 250,000 subscribers and get a daily digest of news, geek trivia, and our feature articles. However, notice there is no way to return to the thumbnails. what about several small hyperlinked images Popup on hover an image? Icon instead of text menu button which could be an image button with text on it.