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adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
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Synewave
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Re: adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
Also just wondering about the flying clock you have on your pages. Do you realise it shows the time of the of the PC for the user viewing your page and not your local time? So can't really see the purpose as I already have my local time on my PC. Just seems a waste of space, just my opinion.
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tjaliwalpa
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Re: adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
You could solve all these layout issues by using frames. Frames woul also allow the images to be available to all cumulus pages.
I've used 3 frames: top for a title, location and a scrolling summary of conditions, left for my menu and bottom for the main pages.
You could have a left for images and a main for all your cumulus pages.
Bob
I've used 3 frames: top for a title, location and a scrolling summary of conditions, left for my menu and bottom for the main pages.
You could have a left for images and a main for all your cumulus pages.
Bob
Bob
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Gina
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Re: adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
Some people don't like frames but I've found them very useful and don't see any problem with them.
Gina
Sorry, no banner - weather station out of action. Hoping to be up and running with a new home-made one soon.
Sorry, no banner - weather station out of action. Hoping to be up and running with a new home-made one soon.
- beteljuice
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Re: adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
The table is incorrectly structured. 'Content' is no longer in the content <div> and is outside of the new layout table.
......................Imagine, what you will KNOW tomorrow !
- MickinMoulden
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Re: adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
Yes I know....I've seen your clock, I thought it could do with an updateSynewave wrote:Also just wondering about the flying clock you have on your pages. Do you realise it shows the time of the of the PC for the user viewing your page and not your local time? So can't really see the purpose as I already have my local time on my PC. Just seems a waste of space, just my opinion.
- MickinMoulden
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Re: adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
Ok, I did it! (changing photo's, not adding pictures to weatherstyle.css!) At the moment of got 2 pictures on the left and two on the right. For someone that doesn't know programming, the idea of completely changing (in my view) the website to do frames was a nightmare trying to do it. My idea of using CSS floating worked well enough for me, and more importantly, dead easy!
The four photo's are comprised of.....39 photo's!, to accuratlely display the current weather. I'm happy with the results, more work to come.
I would still like to thank all you guys that took the time out to help me, I just wasn't at your level to fully understand
But don't give up on me OK
The four photo's are comprised of.....39 photo's!, to accuratlely display the current weather. I'm happy with the results, more work to come.
I would still like to thank all you guys that took the time out to help me, I just wasn't at your level to fully understand
But don't give up on me OK
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artworksmetal
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Re: adding pictures to the weatherstyle.css
Gone with the Wind! Hilarious! I loved it.

