post Posted By: BioTecK

Do you want to create rollover images for the navigation menu of your website but don’t know how to start? While browsing on YouTube I came across a very nice video tutorial which shows you how you create rollovers in Adobe Photoshop and later use it in Adobe Dreamweaver or any other html application.

In case you don’t know what rollover is; A rollover image is an image that changes to some other image when you rolls the mouse over it.

Anyway, watch the video and make your own rollovers! :wink:


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There are 14 comment(s) for this article so far ;)

#1
Nicole wrote on Saturday 8 November 2008 - 11:18

Oh, cool - thanks :D!

#2
Lyndi wrote on Saturday 8 November 2008 - 16:56

I just watched the video, very interesting. This will take me quite a while to work through properly so I will be back. Thanks for this.

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#3
shaxx wrote on Saturday 8 November 2008 - 18:16

nice video but the stuffs are bit over my head… LOL!

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#4
Ben wrote on Saturday 8 November 2008 - 18:38

You know now when I want to learn how to do something I generally check You Tube. I am always amazed by the wealth of informative videos there.
I fore see in the future most T.V. will internet based as well.

#5
moongoddesslae wrote on Sunday 9 November 2008 - 07:34

informative!Thanks I learned something.

#6
leidyundercover wrote on Sunday 9 November 2008 - 07:35

just another brilliant thing…good job!

#7
wilson wrote on Sunday 9 November 2008 - 12:16

You’re totally awesome, mate.

I’ve tried to find the method for over 2 months and guess what? Now, I finally found it at your blog :)

Thanks for the tips!

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#8
BioTecK wrote on Sunday 9 November 2008 - 15:34

Sure, no problem Nicole!

At first it might seem it’s difficult but after doing it once, you’ll see that creating Rollovers is very easy Lyndi.

It’s not that hard Shaxx.. :wink:

Hi Ben. Long time no see! Hows life? ;)
I also love YouTube, not only you can find a lot of funny stuff but also a lot of video tutorials which are just great!
About your prediction.. I think your right about hat!

I’m glad you liked it moongoddesslae! :D

Thanks a lot leidyundercover.

LOL.. That’s a coincidence Wilson!
So the video was a great help to you?! :)

#9
Dito Delacroix wrote on Sunday 9 November 2008 - 17:41

Hey,very nice tutorial, i will try on my mac :)
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#10
BioTecK wrote on Monday 10 November 2008 - 19:28

Yeah.. Give it a try Dito Delacroix! I know it will work! ;)

#11
Mac @ Motorcycle Fairings wrote on Tuesday 11 November 2008 - 21:48

Sounds like an interesting option for my menus! Thanks again.

#12
vev from teak furniture wrote on Wednesday 12 November 2008 - 06:04

Nice method! Thanks for sharing.

#13
Squeaky wrote on Thursday 13 November 2008 - 02:00

Nice video lesson for making rollovers in Photoshop. Easy to follow your instructions, looking forward to checking your other lessons out.

#14
BioTecK wrote on Thursday 13 November 2008 - 18:42

Yeah.. It is! Give it a try Mac @ Motorcycle Fairings!

Sure, no problem Vev from teak furniture! :D

I’m glad you liked it! I’ll make sure to post such video tutorial more often Squeaky!

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