Let's say I have an image with 3 boxes in various colors with words in each. To make it simple each box has the word Hello. If I hover over the box it will say Goodbye.
I am just trying to replace the text on the image with something I want by putting in a label or another small image as I hover over it.
Alternatively you can place a button over your image with a RGBA(0, 64, 116, 0.9) and set its hover fill to on hover set it to RGBA(0, 0, 0, 0).
So maybe for you you have a disabled button that reads "Hello" below and another button, that says "Gbye" on top of that that that, on hover the text fill goes from transparent to opaque. Both of these over each box you have?
Your launch or what not is on the button on top.
Hi @send2mark ,
You mean like this
The happy face is at the front with both the HoverColor and HoverFill set to Transparent.
It can only be done with Icons however as there is no Hover control over an image's transparency.
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Sorry no, I think I am having a hard time explaining what I am trying to do. Let's say I have an image of a happy face as the background. I want to place an image of an unhappy face over that when I hover over it. It is an image replacement.
I didn't understand what you meant at first, but now I understand. It might make more sense if I say if have a smiley face and if I hover it is a sade face from an icon or another image.
Hi @send2mark ,
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Hi @send2mark ,
The "back" box or icon can be normal. Make sure the front control completely covers it and then set both the HoverColor and HoverFill of this to Transparent.
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