So I’m updating my photo locations from PhotoBucket to Flickr. I don’t see a way to edit or create “mouseovers” anymore. Am I correct that with a site update we lost this ability? If it can still be done, can someone show me how? OR if they can’t be created as a new post, but old existing ones can be editted to revise photo locations, please tell me how.
If anyone is questioning what I am talking about, here is a random post I picked with mouseover’s posted near the end of the post.
I think you can still copy the code that makes mouse over functions and manually insert links to new images but its, literary, painful process, it’s painful for one image (2), if you need to do 10-20 of them I would just give up on that idea…
Ok, but how do I get to the code? When I change the editor to “Plain Text” I don’t even see the image URL for the second mouse-over image. Mouse overs were such a great part of posting on BLF!
Sorry that I was forced to change the Advanced Post Editor for technical reasons, and the mouseover function is no longer available in the current one. Eventually I’ll try to manually hack together a button for the Simple Post Editor to add them, but meanwhile you can use the one-liner above, it’s really not that hard. I’ll make this post sticky for now.
Ah, I see what happened. You switched it to “Plain Text”. It needs to be in the Simple Post Editor mode. You can also use the Advanced Post Editor, but you’ll need to click on the “Disable rich-text” button at the bottom and add the mouseover into the post source code.
Ok, I think I have it working. I have this now: <img src=" https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4654/39039275754_058a03d2d3_o_d.jpg " alt="1" width="75%" onmouseover="this.src=' https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4766/27969332049_6845c62de6_o_d.jpg '" alt="1" width="75%" onmouseout="this.src=' https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4654/39039275754_058a03d2d3_o_d.jpg '" alt="1" width="75%"/>
(Posted via Advanced Post Editor so it remains text.)
Hi Garry, you’ll need to use the “Disable rich-text” button if you’re using the Advanced Post Editor. Also, please see the example I just posted above, which is simpler for what you’re trying to do.