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| message from dreamdust on 18 Jul 2004 |
I see how it works, but that was the easy part!
Aligning the text where I want it is the stumper.
Also, if I have several buttons as in a nav bar,
I would have to create a css for each one, which
is not too bad, but then when the css is applied,
the image size is reduced.
I found creating a layer also displays the text in
indefinte browser areas.
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| John Gaver replied to dreamdust on 18 Jul 2004 |
1) To keep your text lined up in the right place over the image, either use
"absolute" positioning for both image and text layers or place the text
layer inside the image layer, where you can make the text layer positioning,
relative.
<DIV>(absolute positioned image stuff...)</DIV>
<DIV>(absolute positioned text stuff...)</DIV>
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| dreamdust replied to John Gaver on 19 Jul 2004 |
Thanks, I'll try this too.
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| seb replied to dreamdust on 18 Jul 2004 |
Why is the image size reduced?...
You're creating layers?...
It's very hard to tell what you're trying to do at this point.
If you could upload the page and give the URL, that would help...
dreamdust wrote:
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