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Please check my web page, angelfire.com/me2/haddock
Go to the link for "ancestors".
Why don't all my pictures load in the ancestors page? Please check the source. I appreciate any help and advixe on mistakes. How do I get a paragraph to be on the side of a picture and in the middle (not at the bottom).
Can you tell me some mistakes on the first page?
Go to the link for "ancestors".
Why don't all my pictures load in the ancestors page? Please check the source. I appreciate any help and advixe on mistakes. How do I get a paragraph to be on the side of a picture and in the middle (not at the bottom).
Can you tell me some mistakes on the first page?
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If you go to FastCounter.Com they have SiteInspector that will grade your HTML.
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This site is great. I appreciate the answer!!!!!!!!!!
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Mark, thanks for your comments. I will definitely practice on making tables.
Tables are about the only way to gain positional control over your web content.
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If my files for 2 pictures are corrupt, then what do I do? Do I delete them and scan them again? Should I save them a different way (.gif or .jpg)? I have great pictures!!!! I NEED them to show!
it may be that they were transferred to the web page provider in ascii instead of binary... if they open locally on your computer (by double-clicking on them) then you don't have to rescan them.... just resend them, making sure to choose binary if that option is available
Grab a copy of WinFTP from IPSWITCH.COM It's free and works *great*. It's what I've used to transfer over 100Mb to my web host.
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<TABLE WIDTH="75%" BORDER="5" CELLPADDING="5">
<TR>
<TD><IMG SRC="image/{filename}.GIF"
<TD VALIGN=TOP>Your text goes here</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
This defines a table that is one row x two cols. The table is 75% of the width of the page, has a 5 pixel border and text/images in the cells are 5 pixels (minimum) from the edge border. The left col has the image and the right col has the text. If you visit my web page (www.cyberchute.com/rvbus/madmark) you'll see where I have a lot of tables laid out like this.
I don't care for FrontPage much as it will sometimes make unexpected changes to your web page.
To do a clickable thumbnail, lets assume we have an image called PIC1.JPG and a thumbnail of it called TPIC1.JPG. Then I'd use:
<A HREF="PIC1.JPG"><IMG SRC="TPIC1.JPG"></A>
This makes the hotspot for the link to the large picture (<A HREF="PIC1.JPG">) the thumbnail image. Replace this in your table definition and it'll handle it from there.
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