Image Swap by thumbnail hover?

With html: and a script: $("a img"). Hover(function(){ var img = $(this). Closest('a').

Attr('href'); $('#target').show(). Attr('src',img); },function(){ $('#target').hide(). Attr('src',''); }).

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Here it is used with on click. monc.se/kitchen/80/lightweight-image-gal... just over looked the code. But should be something like what you are searching.

That example is perfect. Many Thanks SCBoy – David Horton Nov 18 '10 at 11:04.

Here is a dead simple CSS-only implementation if you are not comfortable with javascript: cssplay.co.uk/menu/gallery4.html.

$(element). Hover( function () { $(this). Data('original', $(this).

Attr('src')). Attr('src', newsrc), function () { $(this). Attr('src', $(this).

Data('original') ); I don't know how you define the new source for the image but this is pretty much the way to go. In addition you probably want to use each() on every image and inside define the 'newsrc'.

In jQuery you can do this: $(function() { $('#myImage-hover'). Hover(function() { $('#myImage'). Attr("src","path-to-file/img.

Png");}, function() { $('#myImage'). Attr("src","path-to-file/img_2. Png"); }); }); As exampled here in jsFiddle.

I have a similar issue but with different thumbs and corresponding images – Paul Apr 28 at 4:24.

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