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ElaineD
I have placed a photo gallery on one of my pages and I cannot figure out how
to keep it from scrolling off the screen.
to keep it from scrolling off the screen.
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Jens Peter Karlsen[FP MVP]
Place less images in each row if the layout you use supports it.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
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Elaine
Actually, I should of explained myself alittle clearer. I have created a
slide show photo gallery and for some reason it looks fine and workable in
Front Page, but after I publish it, the site scrolls off the screen. If you
take a look at one of the pages you will see what I mean. Here is "one" of
the pages I am talking about.
http://www.parentsofsuicide.com/retreatphotos2005_page1.html
slide show photo gallery and for some reason it looks fine and workable in
Front Page, but after I publish it, the site scrolls off the screen. If you
take a look at one of the pages you will see what I mean. Here is "one" of
the pages I am talking about.
http://www.parentsofsuicide.com/retreatphotos2005_page1.html
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Remitdlo
Looks fine in IE and Avant Browsers, you don't happened to be using
Netscape, which would not display slideshow properly.
Netscape, which would not display slideshow properly.
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Elaine
Thank You! I think I got it working.
Remitdlo said:Looks fine in IE and Avant Browsers, you don't happened to be using
Netscape, which would not display slideshow properly.
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MikeR
I see the effect in FireFox. I'm not sure this is the cause, but you have 2 body
tags, with duplicate attributes. And it appears that the folder containing your
background image has a space in the folder name "Retreat%202005/butterflies.jpg".
Rename your folder and either use just 1 word, or use an underscore
"Retreat_2005/butterflies.jpg". Spaces will break links in some browsers.
Then there is a whole bunch of
<P align="center"> <P align="center"> which probably need to come out.
You'll need to be in HTML view to see all this.
HTH,
MikeR
tags, with duplicate attributes. And it appears that the folder containing your
background image has a space in the folder name "Retreat%202005/butterflies.jpg".
Rename your folder and either use just 1 word, or use an underscore
"Retreat_2005/butterflies.jpg". Spaces will break links in some browsers.
Then there is a whole bunch of
<P align="center"> <P align="center"> which probably need to come out.
You'll need to be in HTML view to see all this.
HTH,
MikeR