how to preview image on mouseover

jyotigarg
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i have to make portfolio of template for my company in which i've to make a function through which , when i mouseover on template it will show template preview like in templatemonster.com

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I am Surprised no one has

I am Surprised no one has given me any suggestion.
I Know moderator knows the trick but i don't know why they are not giving any answer of any query of mine even about the the site check.

Its ok why i am upset. I have taken this site for helping me in making site as I new for css .
But sometime i am not getting the right help except from drychan.

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You should, perhaps, try

You should, perhaps, try asking a question rather than making a statement next time!

What tricks do we know? Is this how you see moderators? we have all the answers but keep them to ourselves unless asked really really nicely.

You have an expectation of this forum that is not warranted further to that you are know moaning that you do not get enough help *shrugs*

You do not really ask for help with sufficient detail for us to help, also what have you attempted so far? what have you by way of markup so far?

I could make suggestions but wouldn't know if they would be that helpful.

I would suggest firstly getting a copy of the jQuery library file with a view to working this script out using this excellent offering, then explain exactly the effect you are after and post up or link to the code that you have, and stop being upset!

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Hi jyotigarg, I think some

Hi jyotigarg,
I think some people have difficulty understanding what you require.
This should do what you want, but you will have to test and adjust it to your own requirements.
The html:
<a class="thumb" href=""><img src="path/to/preview(big)/image" /></a>

The CSS:

a.thumb{
position:relative; 
display:block; 
width:100px; 
height:100px; 
background:url(path/to/thumb/image) no-repeat;
}
a.thumb img{display:none; color:#000;}
a.thumb:hover{color:#999;} /* for IE */
a.thumb:hover img{display:block; position:absolute; top:0; left:0;}

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jyotigarg wrote:But sometime

jyotigarg wrote:
But sometime i am not getting the right help except from drychan.

Probably best if the rest of us just leave you and drychan to get on with it alone in the future then, eh?

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Sorry to Everybody who

Sorry to Everybody who hurted by my statement Actually i was thinking nobody is seeing my question.

I want the help from all.