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Trigger the action with a browser-triggered event set to OnLoad, or a user-triggered event. Choose Action > Image >
RandomImage. In the Base Image pop-up menu, choose the base image you want to have replaced. Reference each
of the alternate image files.
Important:
You must reference all three images to replace the placeholder image; otherwise the image will randomly
appear as an empty reference.
Set Image URL
The Set Image URL action lets you create remote rollovers, also known as secondary or disjointed rollovers, which
swap the content of a placeholder image when the viewer interacts with other content on the page. You can also set
up multiple timeline-based Set Image URL actions to create a slide show.
In the page, select the image placeholder you want to replace, and in the More tab of the Image Inspector, enter a
unique alphanumeric name in the Name text box.
Normally, all images will display with the dimensions of the placeholder image. To enable the images to display with
different dimensions, change the placeholder image’s Width and Height values from Pixel to Image in the Image
Inspector.
Trigger the action with a user-triggered or timeline-triggered event. Choose Action > Image > Set Image URL.
Choose the image you want to replace from the Image pop-up menu and reference the image that will replace the
base image.
To restore the base image to its original image, trigger a second mouse event (such as Mouse Exit), key event, or
timeline event, and set up a Set Image URL action that specifies the same placeholder image and references the
original base image.
Link actions
About Link actions
The Link menu in the Actions palette contains a wide variety of actions that link to new pages or files, redirect a
browser depending on certain criteria, or work within a frame set.
CSS Redirect
The CSS Redirect action applies a particular external cascading style sheet to the web page if the action detects a
specified platform and browser.
Trigger the action with a browser-triggered event set to OnParse in the head section of the page. In the Actions
palette, choose Action > Link > CSS Redirect. Choose a platform and browser from the pop-up menu, and reference
the external style sheet that will be used if the selected platform and browser are detected. Add additional Head
Action icons, and repeat for any additional platform and browser-specific external cascading style sheets.
Close Window
The Close Window action closes the current window. Some browsers will prompt the user to approve or cancel the
window closure.
Trigger the action with a user-triggered or timeline-triggered event. Choose Action > Link > Close Window.