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Hey everyone and anyone.
I finally finished a template in Photoshop for my personal website. Then I sliced it up so it's great! I have created a slice where all the varying data goes when a button is pressed. However, at times, this slice can not fit all the data. So is it possible for me to put a scroll bar in a slice (a slice becomes a table cell when editted in frontpage or dreamweaver doesn't it?) Please help! It's so annoying!!! Also, when a hyperlink is created in Frontpage, a blue border appears around the image that the hyperlink is applied to. Is there anyway to get rid of this? It ruins the whole template!! THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!!! =) |
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Don't worry about it! I found the answer! For those of you who are still interested, the answer is 'no' you can not have scrollbars in a cell of a table however, you can incorporate inline frames which will allow you to insert a floating frame in a cell of a table.
WAIT THERE'S MORE... Still need answers to the following... When a hyperlink is created in Frontpage, a blue border appears around the image that the hyperlink is applied to. Is there anyway to get rid of this? It ruins the whole template!! AND... How do you make a hyperlink open the link in a new window??? Easy question that I don't know the answer to! HELP! THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!!! =) |
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<a href="abc.html" target="_blank">qqq</a>
just use target="_blank" in ur a href |
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THANKS!!!!
Now anyone know how to get rid of these annoyinf hyperlink borders? Thanks again! |
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THANKS!!!!
Now anyone know how to get rid of these annoying hyperlink borders? Thanks again! |
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put a style tag either locally in the img tag or create a style shet, but to keep it simple:
<img style="border: 0;" src="..."> or if that doesn't work maybe try to put the style tag in the hyperlink tag <a style="border: 0;" href="..."><img src="..."></a> one of them should work Last edited by iso : February 21st, 2004 at 08:43 PM. |
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The first tag worked!! Thanks heaps!!!!!
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This will also work, and you don't need to use css <a href="..."><img src="..." border="0"></a>
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this may be a little advanced ... try external CSS files
Then place this line in the CSS img { border: 0 none; } Now if all your HTML pages link the CSS file, then dont have to add style='border: 0' or border='0' to the img tags. |
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you could also (for the link to open in a new window) put target="_new" in the code
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[QUOTE=toots82]Don't worry about it! I found the answer! For those of you who are still interested, the answer is 'no' you can not have scrollbars in a cell of a table however, you can incorporate inline frames which will allow you to insert a floating frame in a cell of a table.
QUOTE] how do you do that much of it? I need a scroll bar in a cell on several different occasions, how did you do it? |
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You Can!
i don't know if this will help you, but i have this working on my site, and it does work, opacity does affect the scrollbar though, so mine happens to be translucent...
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr align="left" valign="top"> <td height="400" width="400"><div style="height:400px; width:400px; overflow:auto;">Text here</div></td> </tr> hope it helps at all! don't know if this is what you are looking for though |
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