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  1. Nice sig!

  2. K.U. WAS HERE!!!

    :3

  3. You might get more help off a js forum...there is one of those right?
  4. danm68

    layers

    I'm not too sure because I haven't tried this...but I did read it somewhere :)Something about (in the css) declare multiple layers and set their z-index to like '-5' or just low enough so that it all goes to the back so you can't see it..then where the links are, the one that you wan't to bring the 'layer' to the front, I read something like it's possible to use javascript to change the css of a page..thus changing the css of your 'layer' to make z-index to 3 or whatever you need it to be. Hopefully you get the idea because I'm kinda learning javascript so I can't help you there
  5. couldn't you just make a single div...but make like a white box with fading shadows one whole image...so you just have div background, and use padding or margins, whatever tickles your fancy, to put the text or 'content' where you want it?just my idea ;P
  6. OK. So if your going for a fixed side nav and scroll content like frames...you'd want something like this...in your style sheet... #leftmenu{width:px; height:auto;// smaller then full screen height...otherwise you'll // never see the full link bar.. position:fixed; float:left;}#content{width:px; height:auto; float:right;}in html..<div id="leftmenu"><a href="#">Link</a>etc.</div><div id="content">Welcome to this site...</div> havent tried it and if it is wrong (..please dont shout....) then tell me and i'll actually test it.. but that should....work if that is the desired effect you're after.If not then I didn't understand first few posts...
  7. Do you have to have url('afbeeldingen......gif')?I normally put images in without the single quotations....please tell me if what i am doing is wrong lol.Have you put it through a validator yet?
  8. OK...I don't think I know exactly what you want to do..make a copy of your frames site...but with css?. If this is your site...then check out your 'contact' link...your using a hover image...except your 'src' is going to the wrong place..or you've moved the image...take a look and you'll see what i mean.
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    new at htlm

    something operating system 10....?same category as real_illusions...sorry.
  10. danm68

    PRTR website

    Yay Australia! (lol just incase your wondering...I'm there..lol)Nice site. link for code or images? Just curious..im trying to get into making sites and using images within code...but I'm no good. at either .
  11. This should work...but only in Mozilla Firefox....in your first frame. have background image fixed (i assume your doing with css...)and in second frame...have background image fixed as well...http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/complexspiral/demo.htmlif you read that...theres a bit about the images which says images which are fixed are fixed to the viewpoint..so both images should start top left corner..i dunno..but read that link.. you should get it...but this will only work if you have the same background image and a FF browser.
  12. http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/personally the site which ends up..isnt best looking. but the idea...now thats what counts . this may help, or it may not. hopefully it does.do you speak another language then english oasix?
  13. skym...but thats JS, isn't this CSS naa j/k. any answer to a problem is good, and heres mine :only FF will support :hover to anything non - links i think. so basically lets jsut make some code and ill 'talk' you through it. div{width:100px;height:300px;}div:hover{width:100px;height:500px;} once again that only works in FF AND Opera that i know of. and for some reason i think this might work as well, but for why you would have a div inside a link is beyond me.. a div{width:auto;height:50px;}a:hover div{width:auto;height:50px;} and im not sure that the bottom one will work. but w/e.inspiration: http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/menus/demo.htmlhopefully that helps
  14. danm68

    Div Overlap

    best stab I can have without 'code in action' is...something to do with your widths and floats. if you made fixed widths or even %widths with the float 'boxes' then you would know how far to push stuff across or w/e.like I cant really understand whats happening with your code, but I know one thing i tried, if i want to have two boxes next to each other, like a '#links' and '#content' and content comes first, and links after for semantical laddy da...(i think thats the word...) then you have links {float:left; width:17%} content{float:right;width:82%;} and then they go either side so you can still have links appearing first on the left., and if one is too large then a float will jump down to the next available line,also if you do use that method, do not use percentages that add up. like 50% and 50% or 25% 30% and 45%,leave a percentage out, coz if you dont then you;ll have floats going everywhere,.i also found a page about doing multi ordered colums, which i think thats what you want,...so if i find the link ill post it up here :
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