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Buttons or Actionscript. Do I use onRollOver and onRollOut?

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#1Sun Jul 30, 2006 12:20 pm   Buttons or Actionscript. Do I use onRollOver and onRollOut?
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I am trying to create a similar text box area as per the site [ Register or login to view links on this board. ]
In that when someone rolls the mouse over an area down the side it expands out to reveal the necessary text. However when they move off of the area I have set as Hit under Flash's standard button method, the text box doesn't disappear, they are free to move around the newly expanded text box to perhaps click on any links within the now revealed text box. Do I need to find some way of increasing the Hit area or do I need to create a custom movie clip utlising the onRollOver and onRollOut commands in Actionscript?

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#2Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:58 am   re: Buttons or Actionscript. Do I use onRollOver and onRollO
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I would think you need to create a rollout to restore it to the original state.




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