Here are some i searched up, I'am not too sure if they work or don't maybe you can give them a bash thought.
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Q. How do I get a tool tip when I mouseover a hotspot on an image map I created in FrontPage?
A. FrontPage 2002 has a button in the hyperlink dialog box called "screen tip". Selecting this button when inserting a hotspot on an image map will create the necessary code to create a hot spot when the mouse is placed over the hotspot on an image map in the browser.
In FrontPage 2000, you will need to manually insert the:
Alt="tool tip text value here"
attribute in the <area> tag in HTML view. The <area> tag for each of the hot spots in HTML should look something like:
<area alt="click here for tips" coords="294, 115, 358, 145" shape="rect" href="http://at-frontpage.com/tips.htm">
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Or this one - (Which "looks" to work)
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Make the macro:
The example uses FrontPage 2000 but should work fine in all newer versions as well
Launch FrontPage and click Tools - Macro - Macros...
A small macro editor window will open
In the Macro Name field enter spooky_Diet and click the Create button
The Visual Basic Editor will open
The main code window will show the following code:
Sub spooky_Diet()
End Function
We will be adding a Subroutine and a Function so we don't really need the existing Sub spooky_Diet().
Highlight and delete the code:
Sub spooky_Diet()
End Function
Next copy the following code:
Click the "Highlight All" button and copy (ctrl-c)
Sub spooky_Diet()
Dim innerHTML As String, Webbot As String
If Not FrontPage.ActiveDocument Is Nothing Then
If FrontPage.ActivePageWindow.ViewMode = fpPageViewNormal Then
innerHTML = ActiveDocument.body.innerHTML
Do
Webbot = Ellipse(innerHTML, "")
If Webbot = ""Then Exit Do
If InStr(Webbot, "bot=""Database") <> 0 Then
innerHTML = Replace(innerHTML, Webbot, "")
End If
Loop
ActiveDocument.body.innerHTML = innerHTML
End If
End If
End Sub
Function Ellipse(i, s, e)
Dim f As Integer, t As Integer
Ellipse = ""
f = InStr(1, i, s, 1)
If f > 0 Then
t = InStr(f + 1, i, e, 1)
If t > 0 Then
Ellipse = Mid(i, f, t - f) & e
End If
End If
End Function
Then paste (Ctrl-v) it in the Visual Basic Editor window where you just deleted the original Sub spooky_Diet()
Save the file and close the Microsoft Visual Basic Editor.
You now have a macro, next we need to make a little button for your toolbar.
Make the Button for your Spooky Diet:
In FrontPage, on your toolbar at the right side, there should be an arrow pointing down. If you hover over it it will dispaly a tool-tip that says "more buttons".
Click the down arrow and then "Add Remove Buttons". At the bottom of the drop-down list click "Customize..."
On the Commands Tab under Categories: scroll down to "Macros"
On the right side under Commands you will see the Smiley Button.
Drag it to the tool bar then right click and select "Assign Macro"
Choose “spooky_Diet()” and click OK.
Now you have it. Try it out, itÂ’s the best one button tool I have found for FrontPage yet!
Special thanks goes out to:
Spooky for detailing the instructions in the “Spooky Diet” and being one of the cheif contributors to many FrontPage Communities, Stephen Travis for writing the macro and William Lee for bringing the macro to our attention through posts on FrontPage community forums.
Thanks guys for sharing your knowledge.
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