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Alguien me puede ayudar a saber ¿porqué el rollover no se ve en tabletas ni móviles si los gestores táctiles están activados?
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because rollover assumes mouse
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Web UI mistake 1: Using rollovers
Somewhere along the way, Web developers fell in love with the idea of highlighting controls and popping up content when the user mouses over some part of the screen. The problem for smartphones and tablets should be obvious: When there's no mouse cursor, there's no way to mouse over controls.
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What Adobe software are you using?
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captivate v.9
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Moving to the Captivate forum.
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Rollovers will work on mobile devices, but there is a 300ms delay as the software translates what should be done, (same as using click instead of touch to activate).
The best way to use rollover effects on the web is to use css transform/transitions. That way once something is touched it will 'go through the motions', similar to a hover. There is a big but here though, in that unless one ties it to a css animation, it may 'stick' in the rollover position.
I agree with BarbBinder though, in that if one does not know what they are doing with such effects, and is not 'translating' them to touch actions for mobile devices, don't use them.
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For touch screens, use onClick instead of onMouseover.
Nancy
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Rollovers are not supported for HTML output.
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