On my website, http://www.astral-imaging.com , I have groupings of types of
astronomy images I have taken using my equipment. These are listed under
headings such as Galaxy and Nebula. Under those pages are listed thumbnail
images that are linkls of the actual page containing the objects information
and details. On these pages are links below the image to get to larger images
of these objects listed as 800x600 and Full Resolution. It's when these links
are used that the image appears and the background is white. Is there a
simple way to have a default dark background color display to ease in veiwing
these images. As is now, the images are simply uploaded to the server and are
not on seperate pages, it's the image only. Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated. I am using FrontPage 2003.

Thanks,

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Steve

If you are linking directly to an image, then you have no control over the
browser's background. The only solution would be to link to a separate HTML
page for each image.

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Murray
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"Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On my website, http://www.astral-imaging.com , I have groupings of types
> of
> astronomy images I have taken using my equipment. These are listed under
> headings such as Galaxy and Nebula. Under those pages are listed thumbnail
> images that are linkls of the actual page containing the objects
> information
> and details. On these pages are links below the image to get to larger
> images
> of these objects listed as 800x600 and Full Resolution. It's when these
> links
> are used that the image appears and the background is white. Is there a
> simple way to have a default dark background color display to ease in
> veiwing
> these images. As is now, the images are simply uploaded to the server and
> are
> not on seperate pages, it's the image only. Any suggestions would be
> greatly
> appreciated. I am using FrontPage 2003.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Steve