Re: How to; Click on pic to bring up a larger photo and a caption

Cheers David.

Still not up on computer language "ha ha", What does OT mean ???????

I have started to look at HTML & CSS, well what i should say is, i have the
disc's to learn from just have not plucked up the motivation or brain cells
yet to start.

Come on David have you looked at Vista yet, or splashed out on a bigger
monitor yet, so i can get away with bigger page sizes.

Hopefully my suggestion will work for Special-EFX.

Always good to hear from you.
Cheers
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brelade
http://www.breladecockerspaniels.co.uk

"DavidF" wrote:

Brelade,

Hey...this is OT, but I must say that your website is looking better each
time I see it...a lot tighter and cleaner these days. The new navigation
system is much better than your original across the top. You have come a
long ways since you first started this site. Kudos!

DavidF

"brelade" <brelade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Special-EFX.

Don't know if this will help.

Create a folder on your host server called "biography".

THEN!!!!!!!!!!!!

1. Open a new blank page, Size the page under page setup.
2. Add your pictures and text as required- Once Happy.
3. "Save" as a Single Web Page (Under File Save As) - Read Line 6 1st
4. Give you page a name - Then choose Save as Type - Single File Web Page.
5. Save the above to your Server,
6. I save to my Docs 1st as a normal Publisher file then once happy then
re-save as a Single web page again to my Doc's drag the file to my server
folder.
6. Add the following code with Insert HTML Code Fragment below any picture
to open a new window.

My code:

<a target="_blank"
href="http://www.breladecockerspaniels.co.uk/images/cocker_spaniel_dogs/morgan_main.jpg";>Enlarge
image</a>

You "have to" create an absolute link, you will notice the href= is my
server location & the / are the different folders within.

In your case:

<a target="_blank"
href="http://www.yoursite.co.uk/biography/nameofperson.mht";>Enlarge
image</a>

One difference from my code above is add ( . mht ) to the end of the link
instead of .jpg which as you know is for an image extension, I currently
only
enlarge images, the part ( >Enlarge image ) you can change to read what
ever
you want, this is the only part viewers will see on the page below your
images.

Each time you wish to make changes, go to your orginal in your Documents
make changes then re-save as a single web page then upload individually to
you server, just to reiterate, the link will be provide by the above code.

I hope this is of some help, i am definatley behind you in remembering our
fallen comrades, I am a serving British Royal Marine Commando and too have
lost comrades, good on ya for doing this for your comrades.

David F is more a guru on absolute links "He told me" if you have any
problems let me know, but more than likley David will be able to help.

Cheers, post back with your web address, i would very much like to see
it!!!!!!!
--
brelade
http://www.breladecockerspaniels.co.uk


"Special-EFX" wrote:

Hi all, you've got your hands full working with me! I am building a
memorial
website that will have a page with photos and names of fallen EMS
workers. I
want to have the page setup where the photo can be clicked on, then a
larger
photo with a biography will appear about that person under the photo.
Then
some way to get back to the page with the other fallen comrades.
I am learning, slowly, and don't know much about the codes, etc. Simple
plain English works best for me! I appreciate any help.

Thanks in advance



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