Curtis Thompson
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hello…
yup:
https://www.gimp.org/macintosh/
“A typical install, however, will require that you have a working C compiler, which Apple supplies on a companion CD to Mac OS X”
that should do it for ya…
sitruc
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hello…
your code looks fine – in general, i wouldn’t worry about netscape 4 too much – it’s a _Very_ old browser, and if you’re still surfing with that one then you sorta get what you pay for (imho)…
in net6/osx, the left logo aligns right due to the extra unneeded div tags in there, but other than that you’re ok. net6 does support bg images in tables…
sitruc
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hello…
what kind of alerts are you looking to add?
sitruc
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hello…
hard to say without seeing the source, unfortunately – do you have an example?
you might also want to try our dreamweaver forum for dw-specific issues…
sitruc
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hello…
the easy css way to do it is to set the margin for your body tag to 0px – so like this:
<BODY STYLE=”margin:0px;”>
or you can put it in an extrernal css sheet…
sitruc
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hello…
[Kurt] “*Don’t make too big a habit of this, gets messy over time.”
ok so i’m confused – you tell him to ignore the advice of moving the library to the desired location in favor of your solution, but then you follow that up with the caveat that your solution sucks?
furthermore, if you properly read my post that you so blatantly told him to disregard, you’ll see my reference to the same thing you mention here:
“and also set the preference for copying the file into the library”
alrighty then.
sitruc
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although i will admit that it is a convenient “feature” (if they even intended it when writing the dom – hard to tell)…
the following is the basic concept of a fixed bg for a table cell – works in firefox but doesn’t in ie:
https://www.sitruc.com/cow/floating_table/table_fixed.html
but when you watch the text and bg color of the table scroll while the bg image stays, it really does look like it almost happens by accident during the rendering process…
hmm. oh well. 🙂
sitruc
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hello…
i hope this wasn’t a recent book?
(that solution i posted to his response was really pretty straightforward)
hmm…
sitruc
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hello…
ahh – ya. i think that can be done – here’s a version that mimics the concept from your example enough to get you going – should work in all the current browsers as well (ie, firefox, safari – didn’t test opera, though)…
https://www.sitruc.com/cow/floating_table/
sitruc
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hello…
i’m not an ie snoot but i will say that anything you do in firefox dhtml-wise, you can do in ie…there might be a slight variation in code, but typically actually not these days…document.getElementById cleaned a lot of messy code up…
i am only vaguely following your description, though – can you provide a url so that we can take a look?
sitruc