iweb

You don't add anything to the index.html file. You would add the code to the page-name.html file after publishing. I notice that Magic Thumb requires post editing.

Using an HTML snippet to add code saves you opening the HTML files to add code which you would have to do very time you publish your site.

There's so discussion about zooming here...

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4111979?tstart=30

There this kind of scrolling text: Embedtests and this: Popup with Scrolling Text

JQuery hover and zoom in an iWeb snippet...

http://96.0.63.10/iWeb-Test-2/hover-zoom.html

I'm trying to add a "Zoom/Enlarge" feature to my images

it's important that you tell us which template you are using.

if you use photos/albums page template, they are widgets; so copy+paste just won't work.

it'll work with proper method, here is photos page template:

http://iwebwidgets.cyclosaurus.com/WZ_Tooltip/Photos_WZ_Tooltip.html

and regular page:

http://iwebwidgets.cyclosaurus.com/WZ_Tooltip/WZ_Tooltip.html

@roddy: iweb html snippet = dead zone

I'll let the oceanographers worry about the dead zones.

Yet another dead zone...

http://96.0.63.10/iWeb-Test-2/zoomer.html

Yes another dead zone

But I liked the original version better. 😉

yup, your example still has dead zone of 500px x 500px, you can't put active objects such as hyperlinks (anchors) in/behind the dead zone without interfere with the popup.

@ot, your mouseover example is all the same, have you put a hyperlinks to your empty space in the right side of your mouseover page?

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it's easy to copy+paste code, but in iweb you can't get around it's html snippet -iframe- , try again.

one more thing, none of your copy+paste will work in iweb photos page. you need to know iweb's widgets to do so.

@ot, your mouseover example is all the same, have you put a hyperlinks to your empty space in the right side of your mouseover page?

You're referring to this page, Mouse Rollover, and particularly Example #3, right? No, but that's another "dead zone" so links wouldn't work there either. .

I don't see what's wrong with creating a dead zone if you are aware of the fact that its there and don't put any anchors in it. Its a lot easier than adding code post publishing as we have to do since Apple didn't see fit to allow code injection.

Its up to the individual to decide if they want to use these features. I can't see that something like this would cause too much consternation on the average web page...

http://96.0.63.10/iWeb-Test-2/modal.html

No, but that's another "dead zone" so links wouldn't work there either

as i said: it's easy to copy+paste code, but in iweb you can't get around it's html snippet -iframe- , try again!

don't see what's wrong with creating a dead zone

a lot of real estaste for good contet get it!