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Hey I got a really simple question (though quite confusing to me). Its technical but I figured it would be no problem for alot of the people on here so please bear with me and I would appreciate so much any help that I am able to get. Thanks in advance.

I'm going to try to explain it in as few words as possible so that I'm not wasting anyone's time on unnecessary info...basically, I have a site I'm working on. I just completed the front end and am in the middle of taking that photoshop psd and making it a live functional site. But where I'm really struggling is trying to make this popup work. I've been fiddling around with the CSS and JavaScript functions like onclick but I'm just completely clueless as to how to get this kind of thing functional. The last time I wanted a popup literally opening a new browser window was necessary.

So basically all the slices (for these purposes) are one column vertically. The centre most (vertically centre) slice contains the content. Its background has like a drop shadow as an effect and 4 rows of 3 buttons each, that when clicked, should then open a "popup" that has totally different content, blanks out everything in the slice below it (well, in td cell that uses the slice as a background) and then overlays a modified copy of the same content background image with some nice inner shadow and stuff to make it look like it pops out of the same previously flat bg image...it really doesn't necessitate anything fancy, just a change of bg, content, disappearance of all the menu buttons below it...I'm almost entirely sure this is achievable with some c

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