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You can put the PDF in an iframe but it is still opened with Acrobat Reader....PDF requires a third-party reader to open.No way around it.

You need to use CSS. Instead of this:align="center" Do one of these, depending on the situation:style="text-align: center;" aligns the content inside of a containerstyle="margin: 0 auto;" aligns an object inside of it's parent container

Hi, does anyone know how to make a PDF document actually show when you click a link, without opening Adobe Reader. Just show it in the same browser window?

looking for a tip on how this guys custom scroll bar was made? i looked at the source code and i'm assuming it has to do with the SPAN tag somehow, anyone know an easy way to do this for a slightly amateur coder? maybe point to a tute or something?

body { scrollbar-3dlight-color:#000000; scrollbar-arrow-color:#FFFFFF; scrollbar-base-color:#000033; scrollbar-darkshadow-color:#000000; scrollbar-face-color:#000066;scrollbar-track-color:#000099; scrollbar-shadow-color:#000033; }

Here you go, the old classic http://www.w3schools.com/dhtml/tryit.asp?f...trydhtml_menu10If your a css nut then just replace the tables with lists

I dont sopose you could upload a demo, so we could see what it looks like?

Left middle alignment is actually the default for a table. If you're ever in doubt, put a border around the image to be able to see for sure how big the gutters are.

Yea, I fixed it. It was just a brain dead moment where I didn't see the very simple problem. heh. There were a couple nbsp;'s out of place.

If you would use msPaint, you can't check what hexcode a certain color is, unfortunately. Other programs though. But with paint you do can check what RGB() value you could use, those are also allowed online. So you would not need to download a certain program to check a color to match backgrounds, paint can do it already

try changing your background color to#C0C0C0I took a screenshot, and that is the color that is in the image.

The image editor is probably only saving a limited number of colors, or it is using a websafe palette or something like that. That image is 650x650 and saved as a gif, which only supports 256 colors, so it might be approximating. But there is probably a setting in your image editing program to choose which palette to use when exporting. What program are you using?

It seems to me to be fixed now.

When I set the background for a cell to CCCCCC, and then I set the background of the actual image on an image editing program to CCCCCC, when I look at the image in the cell, there is a difference in colours. Why do you think this is.This is the page herePlease can you help me, because it is really bugging me!

Its alright now, I think it was because I was linking to images that were not even there, and so when I made them, it aligned them correctly.

No, I think they mean menus the will drop down when you hover over a link.

Right. I've removed the size parameters, and the page still looks OK. Still a mystery why the page did not display the photos when I used height. Anyway, problem solved for these pages and validation.Thanks.

<td valign="middle">Should vertically center everything in that cell.Don't know why its not working

<table border="1" width="100%"><tr><td align="center" valign="middle"><img src="logos/25translogo.gif"></td><td><img src="logos/40translogo.gif"></td><td><img src="logos/50translogo.gif"></td><td><img src="logos/60translogo.gif"></td></tr><tr><td bgcolor="gray"><img src="logos/25greylogo.gif"></td><td bgcolor="gray"><img src="logos/40greylogo.gif"></td><td bgcolor="gray"><img src="logos/50greylogo.gif"></td><td bgcolor="gray"><img src="logos/60greylogo.gif"></td></tr><tr><td bgcolor="black"><img src="logos/25blacklogo.gif"></td><td bgcolor="black"><img src="logos/40blacklogo.gif"></td><td bgcolor="black"><img src="logos/50blacklogo.gif"></td><td bgcolor="black"><img src="logos/60blacklogo.gif"></td></tr></table>

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in the <td> tag you should just be able to putvalign="top" valign="botton"orvalign="middle"Edit: accidently put center instead of middle.

Do the size parameters have to go in front of the image source tag? Does it have to be in pixels? % is much easier. Counting pixels is not my idea of fun!Presumably if you wish to change the aspect ratio, then both height and width can be used to do this?

I validated pages with photos, displayed in tables. Each photo is set to display at a certain size, with width and height specified. The height was controlled by the <size> tag (forgotten where I got that from) and it worked, but the w3c validator said it was wrong. i substituted <height>, but then the pictures did not show.What should it be?eg of code, which displays rows of three photos, with popups of larger versions if user clicks on them:<table><tr> <td align="center"><a href="popupbasic.html" onClick="return popup('Cards/Greetings_lg/HPIM2380.jpg')"><img src="Cards/Greetings_sm/HPIM2380.jpg" size="100%" width="100%" alt="picture of card"></a></td><td align="center"><a href="popupbasic.html" onClick="return popup('Cards/Greetings_lg/HPIM2381.jpg')"><img src="Cards/Greetings_sm/HPIM2381.jpg" size="75%" width="75%" alt="picture of card"></a></td><td align="center"><a href="popupbasic.html" onClick="return popup('Cards/Greetings_lg/HPIM2382.jpg')"><img src="Cards/Greetings_sm/HPIM2382.jpg" size="75%" width="75%" alt="picture of card"></a></td></tr><tr><td><a href="#topofpage">Go to top</a></td></tr>

OK, sorry for my Bad English but could this thread start being IE discussion again?

Now, I know this sounds stupid, but I can't seem to valign an iamge in a table, this is the code:<table><tr><td align="center"><a href="mysite.html"><img src="mypic.gif"></a></td></tr></table>Can anyone help, I have already done the align one, just the valign im having trouble with.

as many as you like

How many different levels can you have?

Ok, so do I need to put a doctype and typeset or whatever on all of my pages?If so what will they look like and how will I make them?