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rezamehdipour
I wanted to know how to put drawing objects such as lines and rectangles into
a shared border in a web page.
a shared border in a web page.
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Thomas A. Rowe
You don't.
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Andrew Murray
you can....just insert them in the shared border region of the page. (turn
the shared borders on in the usual manner).
but such objects won't be seen in anything except IE.
the shared borders on in the usual manner).
but such objects won't be seen in anything except IE.
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Thomas A. Rowe
You will have problem with paths when inserted in a shared border or include page.
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Ronx
Since the drawing objects are absolutely positioned, they will not
work at all in the bottom or right border:
Depending on how they are inserted, the objects will appear towards
the top and left of all the finished pages, or only correctly
positioned in one page, and all over the place in all other pages.
There is also the problem of how different browsers render absolutely
positioned objects in table cells which you get with shared borders.
Also, as Andrew remarked, the drawing objects will only be visible in
Internet Explorer 5.5 running in Windows, other browsers will render
very poor quality .gif images, or nothing at all. Better to produce
your images in a graphics program.
work at all in the bottom or right border:
Depending on how they are inserted, the objects will appear towards
the top and left of all the finished pages, or only correctly
positioned in one page, and all over the place in all other pages.
There is also the problem of how different browsers render absolutely
positioned objects in table cells which you get with shared borders.
Also, as Andrew remarked, the drawing objects will only be visible in
Internet Explorer 5.5 running in Windows, other browsers will render
very poor quality .gif images, or nothing at all. Better to produce
your images in a graphics program.