JQuery is cool... Thanks Eric.

How do y'all deal with this script notice that comes up with Internet Explorer? Doesn't come up with firefox but does come up with IE.

Click on allow blocked content. It's an IE thing.

I clicked that right away and it works fine. I was just a little concerned about how the message would be received where I work (where I'd planned on using this). I'm not a huge IE fan but that's the only thing in use in a lot of business. That little message is only a nuisance for me.

Anybody that uses IE knows what it is and is use to it. To me it seems more dangerous for users because they will get immune to it and just click it anytime it pops up.

Yeah - you have a good point there...

Thanks again for your help Eric.

Hello Eric.

I love the work you did with Image Mapper and Colorbox. I have used Colorbox on some sites . . . http://www.anythingwoodwork.com/. However I could not figure out how to make it work with Image Mapper. Any tips you could offer would be awesome.

Thanks

What page are you trying to apply the colorbox to image mapper?
There's this version using tool tip instead of Colorbox.
http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/image-m … post238039

Hey Eric, Thanks for the speedy reply. the page I want to use IM and colorbox is located here:
http://www.thierryboehm.com/Joshua/test … htest.html --- I first ball is the only one I have mapped for a test

I will also go check out the link you just suggested.

I guess what I am really wondering is where you put the colorbox link format. do you put it where the URL field is in Image Mapper?

Here's how you setup your image map links to use colorbox.
This one is copied from mine. The class="group4" is what your mainly looking for.
This is for just an image.

Then in the head of your page you place the script links.

<***************** End of photo colorbox******************>


<***************** Start of textbox colorbox******************>

This is for having text and images after clicking the link inside the text.
You'll be looking at the class="inline" href="#bobvisser" for this application


Then you add the hidden text content for colorbox popup to your page. id='bobvisser' needs to match the above href. Adjust to your actual needs.

This goes to the head of your page.

Look at my source code and you will see it's actually pretty simple to set each link up. Concentrate on getting one to work then start adding more, making adjustments to the code to reflect a new colorbox popup.