Re: W3C Validation

G'day

Have a look at http://www.betterwebdesign.com.au/example/

This shows image mouseovers without using the NAME attribute - the page
validates and the mouseovers work (in IE4+, NN3+ and some versions of
Opera).  Essentially, all images are stored in the visitor's PC in an array.

In case you don't know what an array is - it's a list with multiple
elements, like this example: ("Summer","Autumn","Winter","Spring").  The
array elements can be accessed by their "index number", i.e. which place
they take up in the array.  With Javascript, to access "Summer" in the above
list, you would be looking at element number 0 (zero) and "Winter" would be
element number 2.

If you look at the source of the page above, you will see lots of comments,
where I'm ~trying~ to explain what's going on.

HTH
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