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HTML - Using Div To Cover-up
I came across this site, issuu.com, which if you haven't seen it, it's great. I want to be able to implement it into my site for brochures and so forth, but don't want to use the embed feature (which minimizes the size of it). This is one site they gave as an example, http://decantingnapavalley.com/, that made it the full browser.
That part isn't tough, but I'm wondering if I can get around having the sidebar on the side with the member stuff and related material to the issuu site. I will keep a link/credit to them, but would a DIV placed in a Z-Index work to put on top of that? I don't know much about z-index, but I heard that it works almost as a layering tool. If this is possible, what's the best way to approach? Similar TutorialsI am a non IT person so my question must be quite stupid. My question is regarding an html document not website. I have a HTML document to which I wanted to add a cover page which is in word. I saved my word file in html and then copy pasted it in html document but problem is it is overriding the existing first page in the file. Looks like I am missing something. How do I put HTML command to make the existing first page to second . Could anyone please help? <html> Ok, I have 3 frames that take up the whole page, but the text doesnt fill them so it looks silly. How can i make everything cover only say 50% over the page and centred. also, which is better, px or %, I don't know how big px's are so thats useless here's the code for the index. <html> <head><title>title here</title></head> <frameset rows="15%,85%" border="0" frameborder="0" framespacing="0"> <frame src="title.htm" name="title" noresize scrolling="no"> <frameset cols="25%,75%" border="20" frameborder="0" framespacing="0"> <frame src="menu_bar.htm" name="sidemenu" scrolling="false"> <frame src="welcome.htm" name="mainwindow" noresize scrolling="yes"> </frameset> </framset> <noframes> Your browser does not support frames. <a href="frameless_main.htm">Please visit the frameless page.</a> </noframes> </html> Hello, I'm using this tutorial on creating an ipod-esque "cover flow" photo album for a presentation I'm putting together: http://www.elated.com/articles/cover...ss-and-jquery/ What I'm trying to figure out is how do I make each image a clickable link that will open a url in a new window. I know the code is Code: <a href="URL" target="_blank"</a> but I have no idea where to begin and end the tags. I either need it where I can click on each picture, or the text under each picture so that each one has a separate URL that opens in a new window. thanks |
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