image help, i can't figure this code out Options

[xtonykx]

im wanting to have my images displayed like this...
http://newskooltattoo.com/tyson.html

i need the tumbnails and actual image to be on the same page. i'd prefer it to load the normal image when u moue over the thumbnail but if it would be easyer to load up by just clicking the thumbnail id be happy. i've tried to veiw source on the page and insert the code into my page where i messed around with it, changed the image links and some other things but i still cant get it to work. if anyone could help me figure this out id be incredibly thankful.

-tony-

[pandy]

It's JavaScript. If it's onmouseover or onclick doesn't matter, really. The same script (with slight modifications) can be used for both. You could read some of these pages to get a grip of how to do a simple rollover (some will be good and some will be crap).
http://www.google.com/search?q=javascript+rollover+tutorial

You can find free scripts at JavaScript sites, but it will be easier to change the script if you know a little about how it works first.
Maybe one of these:
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/indexb.html

[Christian J]

i need the tumbnails and actual image to be on the same page.

There will be delay before each large image has downloaded, especially for users with slow internet connections. If you use "onmouseover" events, this means the user may think the page is broken since nothing happens for several seconds. You can try to avoid such a delay by preloading all the large images, but then there will be an even longer initial delay before the preloading has finished. If you use "onclick" events instead of "onmouseover" a shorter delay is more acceptable. The page will also depend on javascript, which does not work in search engines and some users' browsers.

Since you'll get a delay anyway you might as well load a new static HTML document with each image change. OTOH making many such pages (hundreds) becomes tedious unless they are generated by a server-side script.

[Darin McGrew]

im wanting to have my images displayed like this...
http://newskooltattoo.com/tyson.html

Hmm... A row of thumbnail images all linked to the original page. I'm unimpressed. Like Christian J, I recommend that you create a separate page for each large image, and have the thumbnails link to these separate pages. The creation of these separate pages can be automated in many ways.