Flipping in firefox.

[Mebby]

I've been looking for a way to flip images using html.

I can get them to work fine in internet explorer but not Firefox, any one out there know what I should be useing?

[ParaSnake]

http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...=1876&lngWId=8

I think thats what you need,to use GD lib in PHP?

[thecubed]

Do you want something like a rollover? where when you put your mouse ontop of an image, it can change to another?
kinda like this? http://thecubed.com/biorust/2806/
If that is what you want, let me know.

The only drawback to this method is that it requires you to have two images for each one rollover effect.

Forgive me if I misunderstood what you wanted, though

Hope this helps!

[MrProtoman]

I think he's talking about the IE only 'filter' style commands.

<table style=filter:flipV>Test FlipV</table>
<table style=filter:flipH>Test FlipH</table>
<table style=filter:blur>Test blur</table>
<table style=filter:dropshadow(color=red)>Test Drop shadow</table>
<table style=filter:glow(color=red)>Test Glow</table>

As far as I know, those don't work in anything but Internet Explorer. You best bet is just to have another copy of the image that's already flipped (a la thecubed's linkage), or use the GDlib through PHP (via Parasnake's link). I'd go with the javascript/on mouseover approach (didn't RTFA cubed) over the PHP, but that's just because I'm familiar with it.

[thecubed]

What you said seems to be what he meant, although I'm not sure what he really meant in the first place (I'm just always confused ).
There might be some CSS styles that you can use to flip the image,
but I really don't think so. I'll take a look at the CSS specification and see what it allows you to do with images.

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by the way, MrProtoman, what does RTFA mean anyway
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I hope this helps somehow

[ParaSnake]

why dont we wait for the author?
Google said RTFA means Read the ****ing manual

[thecubed]

sorry bout that
just trying to address all the options for flipping an image