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wwwebber0700
08-01-2002, 05:37 AM
I'm trying to solve the dilemma of AOL's window sizes being different than IE's window sizes...
I've got three frames and for the top frame, I want an image on the left and an image on the far right. Having an image on the left is no problem but I can't get the image on the right without making a lot of space in between or making the image longer and thus pushing it there. And if I do it that way, there's always the risk that someone's window'll be smaller and they'll get a scroll bar or something irritating like that. Is there some HTML code that I could use to position that second image on the far right while having the other image on the left? Something that would work no matter what window size? Thanks for any help. :)
murphyz
08-01-2002, 09:15 AM
Have you tried using tables set as a percentage so that they readjust themselves to fit any size of screen?
You can then right or left align the contents of each table cell as required.

Mxx
Sk8er9547
08-01-2002, 04:08 PM
If you dont want a scrollbar on your page, just add the following to your body tag:

<body scroll=no>
edgework
08-02-2002, 05:57 PM
It's easy to set images to the left and right of a window with CSS; the real question is what goes in between. Since your image segments are of necessity a fixed size, your center space has to be the variable width item. If that also has to be a set title or logo, you have a problem.
wwwebber0700
08-03-2002, 11:18 PM
Thanks, everyone! I sought some help from a friend of mine who does tables and he showed me how I could do it. It works better than anything. You've got three cells in the table, the first with the image on the left, the second that just divides and takes up space, and the third with the image that's aligned to the right. It works pretty good! Thanks again.