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Hello! I just register to ask a question my programmer friend has. We want to create a website of our own, but he is puzzled as to how he can make images fade in and out when you reach a certain point in the text on the other side. We want the images to fade in or out and freeze to the specific image if text scrolling stops. I've searched the web for answers but with very limited luck i found answers... could you assist me and my friend? this is a very draft video editing i did but its kinda what we want the result to be. It will have multiple images that will changed every now and then according to how far you scroll down. test drive1.mp4
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I'm converting another Flash movie. This one has 16 buttons, each targeting a unique text box. When the user clicks on a button, it changes the text that appears in an adjacent area. In the Flash version, this was done with layers and moving around on the Timeline. No problem figuring out the onclick actions. But how to handle the "stack" of text boxes? 1.) When the page opens, the default text box is in place. When the user clicks a button, it's easy to change the zIndex, or the opacity, or even the show/hide properties. But, when the click occurs, this is what has to happen: 1.) The selected layer is "activated," either by changing its opacity to 1, or bringing it to the top of the "stack" with zIndex. The text box appears. BUT, simultaneously, the text box that was at the top of the stack must be "deactivated." 2.) The box at the "top of the stack" at any time could be any one of those 16 different boxes. Obviously, it must now "go away," by hiding it, or changing its opacity to 0, or sending it to the bottom of the "stack" with a lower zIndex number. Easy to "activate" a box, but not so easy to send away the one that's currently visible when the click occurs. Since it will always be a different box, I can't see a way to target it. I would think that when the selected text box loads, it has to somehow automatically become a variable that could be addressed later. But this is above my jQuery knowledge level... can someone point me in the right direction? TIA!
