Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Absorbation
You can make it fade going down very easy, I suggest you try that

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by coding?

how?!

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Originally posted by DJKAL

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Originally posted by Absorbation
You can make it fade going down very easy, I suggest you try that

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by coding?

how?!

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http://gtmf.us

You can find almost everytrick in the book on w3schools tbh

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Originally posted by John Anderton
You can find almost everytrick in the book on w3schools tbh

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i havent seen how to set an image to fade though

Well you make a background image that takes most of the page (down) but like 1px thick. You then using css make it repeat to the side and stop repeating down. Then add a background colour to finished the fade effect

Check out this

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<style type="text/css">
body
{
background-color: #000000;
background-image: url('bgdesert.jpg');
background-repeat: repeat-x
}
</style>

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ok - i've done that and its fine.... thanks

still no ideas on sorting out the image on the homepage though?

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Originally posted by DJKAL
ok - i've done that and its fine.... thanks

still no ideas on sorting out the image on the homepage though?

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Easy in your img tag add

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align="right"

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and it should work. Remove the <br /> tags underneath the logo

the image wont be in the center then though will it?
i want the image in the center...but the text (hyperlinks)  to the left of it

Just one question: why is the page so long? Home pages should really have all the main links in the top part, so you don't have to scroll.

thats what im tryng to sort ...
i want the links to "rise" and be next to the 2347ATC logo image but whilst keeping that in the center.
to make it "less plain" and also to stop veiwers havint to scrolll

I heartily recommend you think about XHTML Strict, and move all formatting to CSS. Of course, if you wish to stick to Transitional, that's fine: it's for 'transitioning' between old HTML and XHTML Strict, after all.

Anyway:
- Remove all the <br />s from around the image
- Swap the h1 and h2
- Use CSS to set the image to 'float', with some positioning attributes to make it float in the right place (you may want to look at <div> tags for this)