insert pictures on top of a picture

[Yiu Yan]

Hello, Do you know if there is a way which allow me to
insert pictures on top of the original picture I have?
For example, I have 10 35X35 pictures and I want to
insert them into different part on the top of the
original picture which is 400X400. For example, one on
the right corner, bottom left corn on so for... the
reason I want to do that is I am using the hover
function, so that when the user hover the link .. the
tiny picture will show up on top of the original picture.
Will it work if I create a layer on top of the original
picture, and insert the picture. cuz I don't think it's
possible to create 20 small cells inside my table. I want
to do it like inserting a hotspot.

Please advise

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Frankly you would be better off dicing up your 400x400 image into 10 images of 40x40 images and using std mouseovers (your 10 images
of 35x35 should also be 40x40)




| Hello, Do you know if there is a way which allow me to
| insert pictures on top of the original picture I have?
| For example, I have 10 35X35 pictures and I want to
| insert them into different part on the top of the
| original picture which is 400X400. For example, one on
| the right corner, bottom left corn on so for... the
| reason I want to do that is I am using the hover
| function, so that when the user hover the link .. the
| tiny picture will show up on top of the original picture.
| Will it work if I create a layer on top of the original
| picture, and insert the picture. cuz I don't think it's
| possible to create 20 small cells inside my table. I want
| to do it like inserting a hotspot.
|
| Please advise

 

[Yiu Yan]

However, they are not the same size. some are bigger than
others and some are smaller. I can't divide the pictures
into 10 area. Cuz I am work on a map, and you know
differnt building have different size. it is not easy to
just divide the map into same 40x40 saqure.
Also, Can I create a layer to do that. so I can just make
up the layer's size on the location where I want it to be.

Thanks, Yiu Yan

-----Original Message-----
Frankly you would be better off dicing up your 400x400

image into 10 images of 40x40 images and using std
mouseovers (your 10 images

of 35x35 should also be 40x40)




"Yiu Yan" <[email protected]> wrote in

message news:[email protected]...

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

You can try to create layers, but good luck on getting consistent viewing in all browser at all resolutions

All images are rectangles, so any image can be diced up into a series of rectangles




| However, they are not the same size. some are bigger than
| others and some are smaller. I can't divide the pictures
| into 10 area. Cuz I am work on a map, and you know
| differnt building have different size. it is not easy to
| just divide the map into same 40x40 saqure.
| Also, Can I create a layer to do that. so I can just make
| up the layer's size on the location where I want it to be.
|
| Thanks, Yiu Yan
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Frankly you would be better off dicing up your 400x400
| image into 10 images of 40x40 images and using std
| mouseovers (your 10 images
| >of 35x35 should also be 40x40)
| >
| >--
| >
| >_____________________________________________
| >SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
| >To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
| > http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
| >_____________________________________________
| >
| >
| message | >| Hello, Do you know if there is a way which allow me to
| >| insert pictures on top of the original picture I have?
| >| For example, I have 10 35X35 pictures and I want to
| >| insert them into different part on the top of the
| >| original picture which is 400X400. For example, one on
| >| the right corner, bottom left corn on so for... the
| >| reason I want to do that is I am using the hover
| >| function, so that when the user hover the link .. the
| >| tiny picture will show up on top of the original
| picture.
| >| Will it work if I create a layer on top of the original
| >| picture, and insert the picture. cuz I don't think it's
| >| possible to create 20 small cells inside my table. I
| want
| >| to do it like inserting a hotspot.
| >|
| >| Please advise
| >
| >
| >.
| >

 

[Yiu Yan]

Hello, All I am doing is . I have a 400x400 pictures in
greyscale in the background. When the user hover the link
it will just show up a small full colored picture on top
of the greyscale 400X400 background picture. Therefore,
instead of having one 400x400 greyscale and one 400x400
colored pictures. I would just cut down to just one
400x400 greyscale picture and the location I want to show
(indicate) on the top of it. It will just save me a lot of
bandwidth on that page.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
You can try to create layers, but good luck on getting

consistent viewing in all browser at all resolutions

All images are rectangles, so any image can be diced up into a series of rectangles




"Yiu Yan" <[email protected]> wrote in

message news:[email protected]...

| However, they are not the same size. some are bigger than
| others and some are smaller. I can't divide the pictures
| into 10 area. Cuz I am work on a map, and you know
| differnt building have different size. it is not easy to
| just divide the map into same 40x40 saqure.
| Also, Can I create a layer to do that. so I can just make
| up the layer's size on the location where I want it to be.
|
| Thanks, Yiu Yan
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Frankly you would be better off dicing up your 400x400
| image into 10 images of 40x40 images and using std
| mouseovers (your 10 images
| >of 35x35 should also be 40x40)
| >
| >--
| >
| >_____________________________________________
| >SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
| >To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
| > http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
| >_____________________________________________
| >
| >
| message | >| Hello, Do you know if there is a way which allow me to
| >| insert pictures on top of the original picture I have?
| >| For example, I have 10 35X35 pictures and I want to
| >| insert them into different part on the top of the
| >| original picture which is 400X400. For example, one on
| >| the right corner, bottom left corn on so for... the
| >| reason I want to do that is I am using the hover
| >| function, so that when the user hover the link .. the
| >| tiny picture will show up on top of the original
| picture.
| >| Will it work if I create a layer on top of the original
| >| picture, and insert the picture. cuz I don't think it's
| >| possible to create 20 small cells inside my table. I
| want
| >| to do it like inserting a hotspot.
| >|
| >| Please advise
| >
| >
| >.
| >


.

 

[Yiu Yan]

I just found out that I can save that picture into .gif
with transparent background. The way I do it is to make
all the pictures to 400x400 and so that the background is
the same as the original picture. Then I just transparent
the background. And now it will save my a lot of
bandwidth, and faster download time.

-----Original Message-----
Hello, All I am doing is . I have a 400x400 pictures in
greyscale in the background. When the user hover the link
it will just show up a small full colored picture on top
of the greyscale 400X400 background picture. Therefore,
instead of having one 400x400 greyscale and one 400x400
colored pictures. I would just cut down to just one
400x400 greyscale picture and the location I want to show
(indicate) on the top of it. It will just save me a lot of
bandwidth on that page.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
You can try to create layers, but good luck on getting

consistent viewing in all browser at all resolutions

All images are rectangles, so any image can be diced up into a series of rectangles




"Yiu Yan" <[email protected]> wrote

in
message news:[email protected]...

| However, they are not the same size. some are bigger than
| others and some are smaller. I can't divide the pictures
| into 10 area. Cuz I am work on a map, and you know
| differnt building have different size. it is not easy to
| just divide the map into same 40x40 saqure.
| Also, Can I create a layer to do that. so I can just make
| up the layer's size on the location where I want it

to

be.
|
| Thanks, Yiu Yan
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Frankly you would be better off dicing up your 400x400
| image into 10 images of 40x40 images and using std
| mouseovers (your 10 images
| >of 35x35 should also be 40x40)
| >
| >--
| >
| >_____________________________________________
| >SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break

anything!"

 

[Kevin Spencer]

the background. And now it will save my a lot of

bandwidth, and faster download time.

How big (bytes) are all of these files? If you're concerned about bandwidth
and download time, having a whole bunch of 400X400-pixel GIFs in a single
page is likely to eat up your bandwidth and download time.

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

I just found out that I can save that picture into .gif
with transparent background. The way I do it is to make
all the pictures to 400x400 and so that the background is
the same as the original picture. Then I just transparent
the background. And now it will save my a lot of
bandwidth, and faster download time.

-----Original Message-----
Hello, All I am doing is . I have a 400x400 pictures in
greyscale in the background. When the user hover the link
it will just show up a small full colored picture on top
of the greyscale 400X400 background picture. Therefore,
instead of having one 400x400 greyscale and one 400x400
colored pictures. I would just cut down to just one
400x400 greyscale picture and the location I want to show
(indicate) on the top of it. It will just save me a lot of
bandwidth on that page.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
You can try to create layers, but good luck on getting

consistent viewing in all browser at all resolutions

All images are rectangles, so any image can be diced up into a series of rectangles




"Yiu Yan" <[email protected]> wrote

in
message news:[email protected]...

| However, they are not the same size. some are bigger than
| others and some are smaller. I can't divide the pictures
| into 10 area. Cuz I am work on a map, and you know
| differnt building have different size. it is not easy to
| just divide the map into same 40x40 saqure.
| Also, Can I create a layer to do that. so I can just make
| up the layer's size on the location where I want it

to

be.
|
| Thanks, Yiu Yan
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Frankly you would be better off dicing up your 400x400
| image into 10 images of 40x40 images and using std
| mouseovers (your 10 images
| >of 35x35 should also be 40x40)
| >
| >--
| >
| >_____________________________________________
| >SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break

anything!"

(-;
| >To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
| > http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
| >_____________________________________________
| >
| >
me one
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