At 5/21/2007 05:23 AM, jana coyle wrote:
>What I am looking for is to have image#1 and image#2 horizontally
>next to each other
>on the same line. I want the mouse over large image 1 to overlap
>both image 1 and
>image 2 without displacing them.
Kevin,
The reason your images aren't side-by-si
What I am looking for is to have image#1 and image#2 horizontally next to each
other
on the same line. I want the mouse over large image 1 to overlap both image 1
and
image 2 without displacing them.
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At 5/20/2007 11:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Do you also have a suggestion for the solution of the original
>poster's problem?
As I keep saying, it depends on what the OP really wants as the final
effect. He said:
At 5/19/2007 09:08 PM, Kevin wrote:
>I have two images that I would like pos
Nice non-original sermon.
Do you also have a suggestion for the solution of the original poster's problem?
Bruce
> This topic has been discussed so exhaustively over the past few
> years, I'm frankly surprised you're raising it again here as though
> it were new terrain to be explored. And h
>At 12:08 AM -0400 5/20/07, Kevin wrote:
> >I have two images that I would like positoned side by side.
At 5/20/2007 05:11 AM, tedd wrote:
>I don't see anything wrong with using a simple table for this.
Tedd,
I see the question the other way around: Why would you choose to use
markup that's
At 9:47 AM -0400 5/20/07, Roger Roelofs wrote:
>>tedd wrote:
>>It might not be popular on this list, but I don't see anything wrong
>>with using a simple table for this.
>>
>>Anyone care to object and say why he shouldn't?
>
>I object! :-)
>
>First, I don't think it will do what the original poster
Tedd,
On May 20, 2007, at 8:11 AM, tedd wrote:
> At 12:08 AM -0400 5/20/07, jana coyle wrote:
>> I have two images that I would like positoned side by side. I have
>> setup a mouseover effect on image#1. After setting up this effect
>> the images are now lined up one ontop of the other. How c
At 12:08 AM 5/20/2007, jana coyle wrote:
>I have two images that I would like positoned side by side. I have
>setup a mouseover effect on image#1. After setting up this effect
>the images are now lined up one ontop of the other. How can I
>position the images side by side and still keep the
At 12:08 AM -0400 5/20/07, jana coyle wrote:
>I have two images that I would like positoned side by side. I have
>setup a mouseover effect on image#1. After setting up this effect
>the images are now lined up one ontop of the other. How can I
>position the images side by side and still keep
At 5/19/2007 09:08 PM, jana coyle wrote:
>I have two images that I would like positoned side by side. I have
>setup a mouseover effect on image#1. After setting up this effect
>the images are now lined up one ontop of the other. How can I
>position the images side by side and still keep the
I have two images that I would like positoned side by side. I have setup a
mouseover effect on image#1. After setting up this effect the images are now
lined up one ontop of the other. How can I position the images side by side
and still keep the effect on image#1. Here is a link to my code.
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