How to automatically highlight CSS rollovers

I'm a newcomer to HTML trying to develop a new site for my company. There's a prototype below.

http://www.technomot.com/index_3.html

I th开发者_如何学Goink it works OK but some of my more...er.. senior colleagues think it isn't obvious that you click on the rocker covers to find out more. This is despite the fact that I've put instructions at the bottom and in the title field of the background image.

What my colleagues want is for the rollovers to cycle automatically, in sequence, so the user's eye is drawn to them.

Any thoughts?

it is not possible for them to automaticly cycle using css alone, id suggest you take a look at jQuery.

http://docs.jquery.com/Main_Page

Chances are this will through uses off when they go to navigate, as the cycle will still be rolling, unless you set it to cease on hover. As someone's already point out, this can't be done in CSS alone, and as two others pointed out your page loading time is VERY VERY slow.

I'm running a 10mpbs fibre optic line, and most sites load within 2 seconds. Yours took a good 15, which isn't long in the grand scheme, but is very noticeable to visitors whom attempt to access your site.

I'd suggest not splitting half of your navigation between the header and footer, while the content is between the main navigation. You are also going to run into a headache using a fixed height layout, because any content you have that doesn't fit into your content area, will require scrollbars within the content area, as opposed to standard scrolling via the browser. This site design is going to cause huge problems for mobile users also.