Adobe Fireworks CS3 Manuale Utente
ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3
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Note: A hotspot can trigger only a disjoint rollover. It cannot be the target of a rollover coming from another hotspot or
slice.
slice.
After you create a disjoint rollover with a hotspot, the connecting blue line remains visible only while the hotspot is
selected.
selected.
Using hotspots on top of slices
You can place a hotspot on top of a slice to trigger an action or behavior. You may want to do this if you have a large
graphic and you want only a small portion of it to act as the trigger for an action.
graphic and you want only a small portion of it to act as the trigger for an action.
For example, perhaps you have a large graphic with text on it, and you want just the text to trigger an action or
behavior, such as a rollover effect. You could place a slice on top of the graphic, and then a hotspot on top of the
text. Rolling over just the text triggers the rollover effect, yet the entire graphic beneath the slice swaps out when the
rollover effect occurs. Avoid creating hotspots that overlap more than one slice, or unpredictable behavior may
result.
behavior, such as a rollover effect. You could place a slice on top of the graphic, and then a hotspot on top of the
text. Rolling over just the text triggers the rollover effect, yet the entire graphic beneath the slice swaps out when the
rollover effect occurs. Avoid creating hotspots that overlap more than one slice, or unpredictable behavior may
result.
To create a trigger for a rollover effect using a hotspot on top of a slice:
1
Insert a slice on top of the image you want to swap out.
2
Create a new frame in the Frames panel, and insert an image that you will use as your swapped image. Be sure to
place it beneath the slice you inserted in step 1.
3
Drag a behavior line from the hotspot to the slice that contains the image you want to swap.
The Swap Image dialog box opens.
4
Select the frame holding the rollover image from the Swap Image From list, and click OK.