# \[F5\] roll-over button elasticity highlight

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**Created:** [March 31, 2004, 8:35am UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/f5-roll-over-button-elasticity-highlight/105941 "2004-03-31T08:35:01Z")\
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**Post date:** [March 31, 2004, 8:35am UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/f5-roll-over-button-elasticity-highlight/105941/1 "2004-03-31T08:35:01Z")

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Hey all,

i was trying to reproduce this nifty little effect of a springy rollover on a button, that can go from button to button, and also springs up when nothing is selected.

the effect i’m trying to reproduce is at:  
[http://www.driftlab.com/index2.htm](http://www.driftlab.com/index2.htm)

go into the portfolio section and rollover any of the pieces.

Now i’ve studied the tutorials for elasticity at kirupa and came up with a effect that is based on mouse-click and not on a button. I’ve also searched this forum for a soltuion.

the fla. is availible for download at:  
[http://www.joedonato.com/elasticity.fla](http://www.joedonato.com/elasticity.fla)

my current stab at the effect is here:  
[http://www.joedonato.com/elasticity.html](http://www.joedonato.com/elasticity.html)

any help would be greatly appreciated!!!  
joe donato

> **[JoeDonato.com](http://www.joedonato.com/wp/)**
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> Joe Donato is a new media designer based in Seattle, who specializes in graphic design, web development & mobile applications.