Hi
You could do it with javascript or flash.
I haven't tested this code, so I don't know if it works, but give it a try.
Put this in your <head> element, below anything else in there:
Put this kind of thing where you want the thumbnails:Code:<script> function loadImg(url) { var bigImg = document.getElementById("bigImg"); bigImg.src = url; } </script>
And this where you want your full image:Code:<a href="javascript:void(loadImg('big_1.jpg'))"> <img src="tn_1.jpg" alt="Thumbnail image 1" /> </a> <a href="javascript:void(loadImg('big_2.jpg'))"> <img src="tn_2.jpg" alt="Thumbnail image 1" /> </a>
Code:<img src="big_1.jpg" alt="Full image" id="bigImg" />
Without some kind of server-side script you must upload seperate image files for the thumbnail and the full image (for example, here I used big_1.jpg and tn_1.jpg).
Hope this helps.





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