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What's New in Version 7.25a

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Color changes for both Visited and MouseOver links now supported. See <Body> topic in help file.
MouseOver Images are also supported.

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Mouse wheel support in Delphi 4 and 5 versions. Middle button drag support in all versions.
New htOptions property allows setting of a number of options.
The NOWRAP attribute for the <TD> and <TH> Table tags was added.
The Height attribute for the <Table> tag is now supported. Height in percentages is supported for the outer table only.
Add MarginHeight and MarginWidth attributes to <body> tag.
Add htShowVScroll option to htOptions. This option forces the vertical scrollbar to always show.
OnDragDrop and OnDragOver events added.
Support HSpace attribute for inline images.
OnObjectClick event support added for <Input type="Edit">, <TextArea>, and <Select> form controls. Buttons, Radiobuttons, and Checkboxes already were supported.
VSpace attribute support for <table> and <img>.
Properties and methods have been added so that a character position in the displayed document can be related to the same position in the HTML source and visa versa. See htmleditor.dpr and the following in the help file:
- SelStart and SelLength Properties
- FindSourcePos Method
- FindDisplayPos Method
- DisplayPosToXY Method
A character position marker may now optionally be displayed in the document. See the htOpions property.
Add support for <NOBR> and <WBR> tags.
Improved color dithering in 256 color mode.
The <Meta http-equiv="content-type" ...> now distinguishs a number of character sets.
Right click on word gives word without selecting it. See the OnRightClick event in the help file.
OnDoubleClick event.

Mouseover Images

A Mouseover Image is one that changes when the mouse passes over it. The ThtmlLite components use a special syntax to implement mouseover images. It's done with the <img> tag as follows:

the SRC="..." attribute should specify an animated GIF image
Add an Active attribute

With the Active attribute, the GIF will normally just display the first frame. When the mouse passes over, it will display the second frame if there are 2 frames or will animate if there are more than 2 frames.