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i am making a javascript effect which goes like:
it will have a couple of images. when the user hovers over the current image all the other images fadeout but the image that the mouse is over stays the same.
kinda like opposite to “this” keyword.
like: suppose the following are three images
if the user takes his mouse over the ‘2’ img then all the other (1 and 3) should fadeout but ‘2’ should remain the same.
If I get the question right. This if your framework is supporting :hover in selector engine (jQuery does, for example). Otherwise, you can bind on hover event and mimic it.