Repeating Images

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Thomas A. Rowe

You can set the image width to be 100% within a table that is also set to
100% width, however doesn't work in all browsers, and the image need to be a
solid color so that you don't see any distortion.

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Is there a way to have an image repeat (horizontally) in a table cell
or in any other place? I am trying to have a Nav bar stretch itself t
the width of the browser, and any different resolution would have
different ammount of repeated images. I'm pretty confused by the whol
thing, so if you have no clue what I'm talking about, let me know.
I'll try to explain it better.

Also, if anyone knows a better way of doing this, please let me know.
That was just the only way I thought of. All I am trying to do is hav
the nav bar stretch the length of the screen no matter what resolutio
the user is viewing from.

Thanks,
-Phrygiu

phrygiu
 
If you want the image to repeat instead of being stretched, you could make
it the background image for the table.

Wally
 
Create a table the width that you want the nav bar to be.
Then right click inside the table, select "cell properties"
( yes I meant cell properties )
and under "Background" check "Use background picture."
Then browse to your image, select it and click apply.
The image will repeat to fill the table.
If the image is not "concentric" and appears tiled,
use an image editor to make a horizontally "flipped"
copy and then merge it with the original. Save it then insert it.
The free IrfanView can do this.
In IrfanView it's called "Create Panoramic image."

FWIW
( it will also make slide show screensavers or a slide show
executable that will run until you stop it )
;-)
hth
 
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