Summary: I recently made some chnages to my website and uploaded it, but one of my pages' images won't load. I copied my other pages' html and just changed the...
Summary: raf, Just type the actual path to the file inn the "Background Image" field the way you want it relative to your index.html file (/images/image.jpg) i...
Summary: I have encountered a unique problem. On both Netscape 7.1 and IE, some images won't load, especially those through Yahoo!. Other images on other sit...
Summary: What do you mean by "the page won't load"? Do they just get a blank page, is there an error message, what? Have you asked what browsers these people a...
Summary: A "Preload" image, humm, i'm afraid i don't know how to code that exactly. And will this method will permit a previous and smaller background image t...
Summary: Please forgive the cross post but no one answered in the Virus Forum. I have never asked a question that was not answered and I have never asked an IE...
Summary: How it loads on peoples computers is going to depend on their speed of processor and connection speeds. When I had a slower processor and a dial up co...
Summary: You can't. A "background" image can only be a single image. You could create layers on your site and put the image as regular content with the other c...
Summary: I've been creating a website, and my favoured way to do is is create a table and use images across the top and down the left hand side for navigation ...
Summary: Help. My web page won't display my QT movie with the current object tag I have always used; I heard it must be reworded somehow, something to do with ...
Summary: Hi there. I've just completed a website that works fine in IE and Netscape 4, but when I view it in Netscape 7 the cascading style sheet won't load. T...
Summary: http://home.earthlink.net/~luthazar... please look at the source of this page and tell me why the sound file referenced in the object tag won't play. ...
Summary: A simple HTML problem I hope! I have a background image for my website which is 1024*768 in size. The problem is that the image becomes a tiled image....
Summary: Thanks Serge. The left side of the orange boxes should be round. Perhaps an image didn't load properly. Don't worry about that US Dollar image. All th...
Summary: I have a pulldown menu I want to superimpose on a background image. How do I do this? So far I have done: <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" ...
Summary: Heya folks, Newbie question for you, I have a DIV 500px by 300px, and an image with identical dimensions placed there-in using "background-image". Whe...
Summary: Hey SN- No, I did use the frame idea....just a blank, hidden frame that loades the pages to obtain the cookies. You are right about why the pages wo...
Summary: hiya, used to use an applet to link to an irc server was called jircx for some reason it won't load the java script when users want to connect. So I a...
Summary: Is it possible to have two action attributes in a form? Something I tried was to make the page referenced in the action clause contain another form, b...
Summary: I am very new to javascript but I am working on a program that will auto-login to a web page and then display a new page if the login is successful. ...
Summary: Thanks for all those positive comments, Jamie: I chose orange simply because it's my favourite colour (as I said before) and the way I chose the colou...
Summary: If your image is something that can tile you won't need to worry about a size. If your image is something like a picture, I would use cascading style ...
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: Jamie, I am not a professional designer and certainly won't call myself an expert. I simply know what I like in a site, which is that it be kept clean...
Summary: Firstly, the person you are linking to is performing the worst possible act of piracy. If he has available what you say, it is utterly illegal. Anyone...
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