- I need this script, or how to implement it into the navigation of my site so when one puts the mouse over say, the "issues & solutions" , the bar at the top will change from the various pre-loaded images associated with each part of the nav menu (just over my: HOME ISSUES & SOLUTIONS FORUM LINKS,) - When someone hovers over each part of the navigation links, basically the image will change to illustrate what its about. This has been seen on many sites, & I want to do it in PHP, because it has to ber for everyone (javascript being turned off wouldnt be great).

Thanks!

PHP or CSS, whatever is less difficult.

You can't use PHP to do what you are talking about. PHP is a server-side language, meaning that everything it does is done before the page loads and before the user interacts with the page.

You might be able to do it in pure CSS. Obviously you'd have to use the :hover pseudoclass, and you'd probably use something along the lines of display: block; on the correct image, but I can't think how to link them together at the moment, so maybe it isn't possible.

I think JavaScript is the best solution for this. True, users may turn it off, but I'm fairly sure that number is very low. You have to use the mouseover event, and you'd probably toggle your image styles between display: none; and display: block;.

okay, I'd like to delete all my posts, because my problems have been solved, & I'd rather if my posts did not come up in Google searches, because it seems unprofessional, if you know what I mean.

Thankyou.