Chris,
You'll get the hang of it...its easy.
Where you have all your planet images in one big table...split that table into maybe 4 columns and how ever many rows it takes for those images, then drag/drop each image into its own cell. That will give you more control.
| Thanks. I am trying to use the table as suggested. Still
| having problems but am doing the best to work through them.
|
| Chris
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Be advised that absolute positioning is *not* well
| supported in all browsers.
| >
| >--
| >Steve Easton
| >Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| >95isalive
| >This site is best viewed............
| >........................with a computer
| >
| | >> I'm writing it down and will research. I did see a minor
| >> change in some pictures when I moved to a bigger
| monitor,
| >> but overall am pleased. Thanks
| >> Chris
| >>
| >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >ok, cool.
| >> >
| >> >be careful with absolute positioning though they may
| >> have surprising results if you're not familiar with
| them -
| >> thats why I recommended fixed tables to you.
| >> >
| >> >
| >> | >> >| Robo,
| >> >|
| >> >| Thanks for taking the time to help. I had read adn
| >> heard
| >> >| about fixed table design, but with limited resources
| >> was
| >> >| not able to research.
| >> >| I did however fix my problems. I recognized that the
| >> >| pictures were not moving when I changed the size of
| >> the
| >> >| window in Frontpage. As I had been treating them as
| >> >| absolute positioning, verified by looking at the html
| >> >| code, I decided to try the same with text. This seems
| >> to
| >> >| help with the text moving around, both in Frontpage
| >> and
| >> >| the browser I am using.
| >> >| Thanks again. Iam sure I will use this service again.
| >> >|
| >> >| Chris
| >> >|
| >> >| >-----Original Message-----
| >> >| >AH...welcome to the world of webdesign. You are no
| >> >| longer designing for a fixed size piece of
| >> paper...you're
| >> >| designing for many different browsers, browser
| >> viewport
| >> >| sizes and resolution settings.
| >> >| >
| >> >| >This has nothing to do with Frontpage. You need to
| >> learn
| >> >| to compromise your design to fit the canvas you are
| >> >| painting on...which changes by viewer !
| >> >| >
| >> >| >The easiest way for a newbie is to go with a fixed
| >> table
| >> >| design, designed to fix in a 750px wide browser
| >> window.
| >> >| This means you will need to make a few design changes
| >> to
| >> >| your site.
| >> >| >
| >> >| >hth..
| >> >| >
| >> >| >Robo
| >> >| >
| >> >| >
| >> >| >
| >> >| | >> >| >| I am new to Frontpage, yet feel that I did pretty
| >> good
| >> >| >| with my first webpage document using Frontpage. I
| >> have
| >> >| >| published it and it looks great on the monitor
| that
| >> I
| >> >| >| generated the file on, but I have noticed that it
| >> >| >| gets "jumbled" when viewed on other moniotors with
| >> >| other
| >> >| >| monitor settings. I believe that this is a
| function
| >> of
| >> >| >| Frontpage and I'll explain why.
| >> >| >| When I am looking at the document on Frontpage,
| >> >| whether
| >> >| >| in the normal or preview view, and change the size
| >> of
| >> >| the
| >> >| >| window, the pictures move and the text auto
| returns
| >> to
| >> >| >| fit the whole page in the newly sized window. This
| >> >| does
| >> >| >| not happen in any other office product, such as
| >> word
| >> >| or
| >> >| >| excel, or any other program that I know of.
| >> Normally,
| >> >| As
| >> >| >| you make the window smaller, you just get a
| smaller
| >> >| view
| >> >| >| or less of a view of the total document.
| >> >| >| With everything else being so automatic in
| >> Frontpage,
| >> >| I
| >> >| >| am a little shocked that this is so. Does anyone
| >> have
| >> >| a
| >> >| >| suggestion. The website is
| >> >| >|
http://home.mchsi.com/~dlwantuch/
| >> >| >.
| >> >| >
| >> >.
| >> >
| >
| >
| >.
| >
