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Look in the theme folder in your wordpress files, there should be a place there - it all depends on what the widget is and where the widget is going. For example, if it's in the sidebar, you'd probably want to edit sidebar.php Most widgets are bland HTML like <ul> lists, so they're easy to...

This isn't possible with simple HTML... You'd need JavaScript at the very least, maybe even Flash. Do a Google search for rollover buttons... You could possible have a simple JavaScript rollover with an animated GIF, but honestly I'd go the Flash route if you have the tools.

This isn't possible with simple HTML... You'd need JavaScript at the very least, maybe even Flash. Do a Google search for rollover buttons... You could possible have a simple JavaScript rollover with an animated GIF, but honestly I'd go the Flash route if you have the tools.

This isn't possible with simple HTML... You'd need JavaScript at the very least, maybe even Flash. Do a Google search for rollover buttons... You could possible have a simple JavaScript rollover with an animated GIF, but honestly I'd go the Flash route if you have the tools.

Look for the code that should display the flash file. Make sure everything in it is accurate, or insert it from scratch using Insert > Media > SWF. Also, a lot of times flash files embedded in pages require additional files, like swfobject.js, or AC_runactivecontent.js, etc. Make sure that any...

Look for the code that should display the flash file. Make sure everything in it is accurate, or insert it from scratch using Insert > Media > SWF. Also, a lot of times flash files embedded in pages require additional files, like swfobject.js, or AC_runactivecontent.js, etc. Make sure that any...