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Hmmm... upon further investigation, it look like it's browser related rather than... me! IE I don't care, FF stubbornly keep on "breaking" my images BUT Seamonkey not!?! and as said Opera work like I expect. I'll dig to see if this issue is report but until, if anybody would have a workaround...Thanks!Forgot; 'page-break' either way doesn't help FF nor IE.

If someone want to print my portfolio pages, it wont print the images properly. Images will be trunked at the bottom and top of paper page.The attached show the default print result (preview) for 3 popular browser. Only Opera seem to handle the images/page break correctly by default.Fire foxInternet explorerOperaI just want my web site to look good if someone print it and I'm having problems with the portfolio pages. Maybe you (or someone else has ideas or suggestions different from what I'm trying to do...?Thanks for your time.

Not exactly; I want to make it so that when it print, the images of the portfolio pages aren't trunked by the browser page break. In FF and IE7, the images are break/trunked by a page break which I don't like. Opera seem to page break after/before the image(s).I hope I'm making sense... thanks for your time.

Is there any way I can avoid that the printing trunked the images? A trick to make it so that when a images get break, a page break is forced?I would really like to make the print better on this. See above post for a link to the WIP of this web site.Thanks!

How can I avoid breaking images in my print style sheet?See this WIP... in print preview, both IE6 and FF2 break the images (thumbnails) at the bottom of the page while OP seem to insert a page break very nicely.PS: the red border is for laying out my floating divisions... troubleshooting IE6 odd behavior...Thanks!

Yes, that sound like what I want. My hosting is quite basic, so got to check... I was more hoping for something that would not require any assistance from my web site hosting services like browser scripting rather than server script. I'm not yet very familiar with any scripting but I'm reading on JAVA scripting today.I can tell that I don't have access to the server public cgi folder and that I could not even customize 'formail' script... I'm host for free on my Internet provider. Thanks!

The mid size thumbnail is interesting... but not what I'm looking for. In your example, when you click on the mid size thumbnail, it open up the full size image ONLY without anything else... which is not wrong but just too plain for what I want fpr my business web site.Say I have a 1st thumbnail page with 10 thumbnails. I want that when a visitor click to get the full size, it open up a container page for the full size. The "tricky" part is that I want only ONE container page for ALL my full sizes. By container page I mean a page that would contain the "clicked on" thumbnail full size image with some other stuff like my business logo, page formating, text, links. etc...I'm beginning to think that I'll have to get into script of any kind for this... if I could just get a push into the right direction, I could probably lift off on my own.Thanks!

Hey all!I'm not sure if I'm at the right section of the forum so sorry for any inconveniences... direct me if any better than here to search and/or post.I'm looking at a way to have my images (photos) to show up individually into a single page. I'm lazy; I don't want to have as many pages to display my images individually... but I'm not lazy to learn something that could make me achieve my goal! Here's the context. I have a batch of pictures and their respective thumbnails and I thought it could be nice to have only one page to show in all my pictures individually (one at a time). With my current knowledge, I would need to code a page for each image... that's boring... or chose to display them without any page container... that's not very professional I believe... The way I want it is to have a couple of pages for my thumbnails to show and when a visitor click on a thumbnail to see the full size, it would open up this individual image display page.I hope I have made myself clear enough... let me know.Thanks in advance for any help!

Well thanks!Sooner or later I'll have to get into JAVA anyway...!

Not really... the more I know the better I get! Thanks a lot to all for your time!

In a such case, is it better to use 'class' or 'id'... sound to me that 'class' is better suited...? Is there a way to achieve the same result but without the <a> tag?... in other words; can I use :hover with something else than 'a'?I finally changed the non-hover state to dark Grey text color (hard to read but can see there something) to trigger people to get there pointer at the censured text. Humm... so that's a spoiler...? I kind of prefer my version!

I noticed the problem with IE 6... thanks for the link.I did try this one that seem to be valid and working in the 3 browser that I've tested... (I needed it to work inside a sentence) <style type="text/css">#censure a { background-color: #000000; color:#000000;}#censure a:hover { background-color: #ff00ff; color:#ffffff; text-decoration: none;}</style>this <span id="censure"><a href="#nogo">word</a></span> should not be seen... ...recommendation(s)?This sort of formatting is intended to be use inside a sentence so chances are good (I believe) that people will be tempted to hover over wondering "what the!?"...

Here a little something I came up with to censured some text... it doesn't seem to be Valid but... <style type="text/css">censure { background-color: #000000; color:#000000;}censure:hover { background-color: #ff00ff; color:#ffffff;}</style><censure>Some text to not show to public</censure> Thanks a lot to a bunch who share their knowledge here; I've learn quite a bit recently searching the forum for specific answers.Keep up the good work to all!