[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

so under file > save as, you don’t see a bunch of options there? it should have web page, but also a variety of other formats including gif, png, jpeg, etc…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

ooh – to have it continually playing as a user navigates around, you have to have either flash doing the entire site or frames (so a hidden frame has the song and the site is in another frame – then as you navigate around the site in the one frame, the other frame plays the song…

i can’t say that, however, w/o noting that frames are typically considered a no-no:

https://www.google.com/search?q=html+frames+bad

and i’m also not so sure that you want music – it’s also sort of considered impolite to do to users, but i’ll leave that up to you and your client… 🙂

hope that helps!

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

i’m a bad representative because i have hand-coded all html for years – much more precision for me than in a wysiwyg environment… :-/

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

can you provide a website with sample images that don’t show up in safari?

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

hmm – all seems to be working on the site as advertised – did you figure it out or am i just not seeing the problem correctly?

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

didn’t want the message to go unanswered, but i honestly don’t know of any…. :-/

sorry to not have a better answer…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

they’re just doing it with an image:

https://www.doseido.com/images/container_top.png

css3 supposedly will have a rounded corner option, but that’s been talked about forever – best way is to do what they did with an image in the cell…

so you make the image and set the background of either the div or the table cell (whichever you’re using) to that image…

hope that helps!

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

you can do this via css or you can just use table cell attributes too – for example:

<table width=”600″ cellpadding=”0″ cellspacing=”0″ border=”0″>
<tr>
<td width=”400″ align=”left” valign=”top”>foo</td>
<td width=”200″ align=”left” valign=”top”>bar</td>
</tr>
</table>

and then your content will wrap to that width unless it’s a fixed string with no spaces in it…

have you tried that way as well?

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

hmm – you can try to use qtvr technology, although that’s usually you spinning around and taking a 360 – but i would imagine that a stitching program like this:

https://www.ptgui.com/

might work as it’s the same concept – if not, try “360 product stitch” or the likes in google (the key word here being stitch) and you should get some other options too…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

sorry – confused…does what you have here not work or it works and you just want to understand it?

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