slammel

Well I guess its similar except there’s no clicking, eg. https://www.lpod.org/archive/LPOD-2005-05-27.htm , if you position the mouse over the image a new one appears.

Stefan

Thanks Deuced, if I understand the way the site is set up it gets used just once, if not I’ll do that.

Stefan

Thanks for putting me straight Whooami ??

However the site I am trying to get this to work on eventually is a self-hosted blog, so perhaps the XHTML code (which I know works) will work ok there with the INLINE JS plugin…

– so thanks again Deuced, I can see now that the comments about JS vulnerability were obviously only relevant to wordpress.com.

Stefan

Thanks Deuced.

I have just discovered that Javascript is not allowed for security reasons as it can be exploited for malicious purposes ( https://faq.wordpress.com/2006/05/07/javascript-can-i-use-that-on-my-blog/ ). I would have thought the same applies to JS enabling plugins so I’m a bit surprised to see there is one available for WP. Either way, now I know about the security implications I should probably avoid JS on WP even if it is possible.

Apart from that I don’t appear to have a tab for plugins on my free WP blog account, so I can’t test it myself, perhaps they are only available for the full WP installation.

I hope there is some other way to do this…

Stefan