Using sliced images made in a different program

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Tammie

I have made a slice image with text links, a title, and a
background in another program. Is there a way to use this
in Frontpage so I can add text or images to the
background part of the sliced image?
At this poing I have added the html code as Mark up, and
have the sliced images in the web folder. Everything
shows up fine in the preview. I am just wanting to add
things.
Thank you!
Tammie
 
You can use anything in FrontPage that you can use in a web site.

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Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
kevin,
yes, but is there a way I can put text and other images
on top of the sliced image?
 
You can use DHTML and CSS (layers)
or
For level 4 browsers you can apply all your slices to a table as cell backgrounds
- make your cells 2 px less than your image slice sizes
Add your text or images to the cells and set all cell / image alignments

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| kevin,
| yes, but is there a way I can put text and other images
| on top of the sliced image?
| >-----Original Message-----
| >You can use anything in FrontPage that you can use in a
| web site.
| >
| >--
| >Kevin Spencer
| >..Net Developer
| >Microsoft MVP
| >Big things are made up
| >of lots of little things.
| >
| message
| >| >> I have made a slice image with text links, a title,
| and a
| >> background in another program. Is there a way to use
| this
| >> in Frontpage so I can add text or images to the
| >> background part of the sliced image?
| >> At this poing I have added the html code as Mark up,
| and
| >> have the sliced images in the web folder. Everything
| >> shows up fine in the preview. I am just wanting to add
| >> things.
| >> Thank you!
| >> Tammie
| >
| >
| >.
| >
 
If you use the image as the background of the page,a table or table cell you
can place text and other images on top of it. In addition, you can use
Absolute Positioning to do the same.

--
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
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