eeeek you guys are talkin to a total novice here..i drag and click and try to make silk look pretty...all i have is front page...

so hiring someone may be the best bet? or possible to have someone write the javascript for it and then i can do each page?

thanks for posting...still just clueless :)

You wouldnt have to learn JS... Youd jsut need to find a script that lets you modify a single array of images or what have you of which there are numerous floating around out there.

Or if you knwo some JS (which she dosent) you could jsut use some naming conventions for images in realtion to the porduct and page so you never have to modify anything - you could jsut make it "construct" the file name by itself.

Alot of DW's built in utilites insert the script in the page itself and do not work properly externally (although there are nmerous extensions that are compatible with external scripts or that successfuly rewrite DW's js to an external sheet making the proper modifications - some of em free some of em not) but i would think it much easier to modify an array in one or two places than to open up 20 differnt pages and point and click. Maybe thats just me. But nayhow i was jsut recommending that she go that route not that it was "proper" or a necessity... But that she should use the image swap extension as opposed to hide/show layer if shes switching clothing styling on the "model" as she mentioned... now if shes going to do the whole crop of the fabric thing exactly like on the VS page then yeah hide/show layer is the way to go... Ofcourse if she does that she maybe screwed if shes centering the page because if i remeber correctly DW uses absolute positiong for that and dosent cal the distance and position on the fly but rather statically when you make the effect... so if something shifts it may not come out as planned... at least thats the way i rember it the last time i used (a version back and a couple years ago).

better to post a new thread and crosslink my friend :-)