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well, DUH! I used a javascript preload for the ball image used in the CSS rollover and it seems to be ok now. THanks everyone for your input! :o)

I did this with one of my sites. www.soccernc.com/mysa (i've been here looking for help with some other stuff on this site, so let me know if you encounter problems, please!) The large soccer balls are inserted as a div background image. I then added the text to the div. To see how I did it...

eeeek! I tested in Netscape 6 and it is actually MORE reliable than IE! Go figure. guess i'll need to add a browser check and redirect, too...

I'll try that. I did the style sheet so long ago, i can't remember if there was a reason to NOT put the single quotes there! I'm pretty sure the problem lies either in my javascript (which I always struggle with) or the combining of the two rollovers with the same event. Everything worked fine...

whoa! I'm a little confused there. The references to the images on my style sheet read: "link_bg.gif" and "ball_bullet.gif" The images are in the right directory. I'm having a typical monday slow-brain day....can you explain it differently and maybe I'll "get&quot...

sure! www.soccernc.com/mysa

I've designed a page that uses javascript image rollovers placed next to text links (as link markers). The text links use CSS background image rollovers. The javascript images are preloaded in the script, but every time I mouseover the text links, the browser reloads the image. Shouldn't it...