Hi,

I've bought a template for a site I'm building. I've almost got the entire thing all finished but i'm at a bit of a road block. The site is quite heavy on different css sheets & js so its a bit of a mess trying to navigate around to put in my own code so I'm wondering is there a simple way around this.

Basically as you can see from my code below i've got a Gallery on the site. The gallery pre loads images and then displays them. In this case it pre loads "granite_cleaning.jpg"

On hover a little black box slides up displaying the text "Granite Worktop (Clean & Re-Seal)"

On click of the image or js slider it loads a lightbox onto the page displaying the image "STORAC01.jpg" along with a fancy "close" icon, and a fancy "next / previous" button

The text "CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT" is shown below the image on the left on the lightbox. Basically i would like to turn that text into a hyperlink where i can link it to a .pdf where a user can print a voucher. Problem is that "title=" is already part of the "<a href=" line of code.

Is there any simple way i can do this? Im talking like to slap a bit of code directly into the html without having to sift through the css sheets and html. There are about 5 different stylesheets being used for different purposes along side a bucket load of js.



I hope I'm making sense

I don't understand.

Basically what i would like to do is this

Original line of code:



What i want to do:



Make sense now? Or should i make a video?

You can't do that using the title attribute.

What you're doing sounds more like a drop-down menu than a tooltip. For example:
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/menus/demo.html
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns/

I was thinking about using inline content instead with pretty photo js but now i can't seem to be able to embed an inline photo. it just becomes like a slide show on my pre loader

is there any other way to embed images without using src? Say some basic javascript that wouldn't conflict?

Found a work around. I know i'll be shot for saying this but iframe's done the trick