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I have 2 iframes on my page. One is called "top", the other "bottom".

When you mouseover an image in "top", is there any way to have a description of this image loaded in "bottom", and then disappear when you mouseout?

Any help is appreciated!
Dec 2 '07 #1
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Let's say the description is a div with an id of "desc".

You can use parent to refer to the containing window.

So to display the desc in the bottom frame, try something like:
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  1. onmouseover="parent.frames['bottom'].dcoument.getElementById('desc').style.visibility='visible';"
See this link for more information on accessing iframes.
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