Designing simple square with JS/CSS with onclick event

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Hello,

I have a simple connect4 game, and I compose all slots putting images in an HTML table witch actions associated

....
<td><a href='javascript:void colocarPeca(0)' onMouseOver='colocarPecaAux(0); return true' onMouseOut='anularJogada(0)'><img border='0' src='imagens/vazia.png' height='75' width='75'></a></td>
....

And I update every image after every move.

The problem, I'm having some problems using images. I want to "migrate" every image to CSS/JS objects. Is it possible?

What I need it's objects/elements that look like this:

http://oi53.tinypic.com/28vwz60.jpg

and put all that in a table with onclick actions.

Cant use ~~jQuery~~ Flash.

I believe I can achieve starting with the square

C#

function drawRectangle(left, top, width, height) {
 if (document.createElement) {
   newdiv=document.createElement("div");
   newdiv.style.position="absolute";
   newdiv.style.left = left+"px";
   newdiv.style.top  = top+"px";
   newdiv.style.width = width+"px";
   newdiv.style.height = height+"px";
   newdiv.style.backgroundColor = 'blue';
   newdiv.style.visibility = 'visible';
   newdiv.id = 'newdiv';
   newdiv.innerHTML = "real";
   document.body.appendChild(newdiv);
   }
 }

However I have no idea how to put that circle in it.

I'm sorry for this question, I'm really not into design, what's why I was (badly) using images.

Posted 23-Mar-11 3:08am

Maxdd 7

Updated 27-Mar-11 11:59am

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Maxdd 7 27-Mar-11 11:54am

Anyone?

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 27-Mar-11 17:57pm

Kind of a strange requirement: "Can't use jQuery ...".
Can you explain why jQuery is not an option?

Maxdd 7 27-Mar-11 17:58pm

With would be easier? I'm editing my question now, open to all kind of suggestions :)

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MarqW · Answer 1 · 2011-03-27T11:46:00

Solution 1

You could insert another DIV into your first with your "coin"'s background colour, and you can set the "round corners" on the DIV to make it look like a circle

You'll want CSS styles like this

-moz-border-radius: 10px;
-webkit-border-radius: 10px;
border-radius: 10px;

Posted 27-Mar-11 11:46am

MarqW