Summary: I am writing some HTML for someone who is not very html-literate. Once complete they will need to change some of the images in the HTML text every now...
Summary: Without knowing the code of your current implementation it is difficult to provide a good response. There are many pre-built guest book implementation...
Summary: resizing the image doesnt work well as it distorts the image, in your case contact details cant be seen why dont you have a main page, like a splash w...
Summary: Sorry, it's javascript. Here is a small tutorial on it. There is an example towards the bottom. Basically, it dynamically loads images in an "image pl...
Summary: I have a website that allows customers to register their company info into a database. When a new company signs up, they can upload an image. If the ...
Summary: Because of the image you are using as your header - you can't without it looking odd. If you want your page to scale properly you need to design it ac...
Summary: Bottom line: There is absolutely, positively, no way to stop users from stealing your pictures. This has been asked and answered many times. Here ar...
Summary: i use dreamweaver and the tables are a bit dodgy. i find the trouble is entering values for the width and height - if u calculate these values then en...
Summary: I am currently trying to build a photo album, with picture thumbnails in the left frame. Clicking on the thumbnails will load the full picture in pla...
Summary: You really shouldn't use an image that big. It will take forever to download and most people don't even have 1600 x 1200 resolution screens. Hee hee....
Summary: What browser you're using? The border does not show on my IE & Firefox. Anyways, try to add a rule for images in your stylesheet: A {cursor: url('fish...
Summary: Hi there, Thanks for that, although unfortunately it didn't work. The coding for the image is img src="img/http://arboreal.co.nz/Cabbage tree canop...
Summary: don't post emails on public pages, spambots are crawling :D --- background-image is for putting image in background. I prefer the shorthand. Never use...
Summary: The closest I've come to getting this to work on my site is the image loads, swaps out to nothing. www.milfordjournal.com/newindex3.html thanks for ...
Summary: i want upload image into my page and store in database then how that image placed in my page. And important delete,edit,insert the image in db. please...
Summary: The answer is . . . no. Different file formats support different properties. For instance, gif files support transparency while jpeg images do not. Th...
Summary: I've just started running my apache server. I set up a homepage in /var/www/html/ etc. But when i try and include in image in a folder /var/www/imag...
Summary: Here's a few tips. Don't use Microsoft FrontPage. In fact, don't use any software apart from a text editor to create your website. It will end out for...
Summary: Hola! I'm trying to design a site using dreamweaver 8 and I can't seem to get these pesky lines to go away between cells. Esentiialy, I have a heade...
Summary: This is a strange quirk that has me guessing and kind of annoyed. I open an image in Photoshop (7) and the image is bright and clear. When I save it t...
Summary: 1st suggestion... learn some html. Or at least familiarize yourself with it. You'll never get your site the way you want it without being able to twe...
Summary: yes that can apply in both method :) 1st method: use stretched image in the bottom layer - because we can't put image sizes on css/background - image ...
Summary: I am editing my website and am trying out the frontpage photo gallery option. I have put all the images in and everything is set appropriately. Is the...
Summary: No need to use layers. Add a new row to the top of the table with a single cell using colspan= to make the cell span the entire width of the table. Pu...
Summary: You cannot mack a background image "fit" the page. You can set it not to tile though. THe reamining space would be taken up by by the background color...
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