Tag Archives: Thumbnail Image

linking thumbnail image to larger image

I will be new at web development and am creating a problem, I am building a jewelry site abd want to link my thumbnails to the larger image, I don’t aim for to make the seperate page per larger image since you will have alot of these individuals. Could someone remember to tell me the simplest and easiest route to accomplish this Make sure you explain in bare language since We are new I don’t understand alot of web design terms yet. Thanks, mrl51 michaelliebmanmsn. com The simplest think is that will insert a hyperlink round the thumbnail, and link it for the image, as listed below: HTML: < your href=" bigimage. jpg" > < img src=" thumbnailimage. jpg" width=" 100px" height=" 100px" /> < /a> Like that no page should be used for each photo. And to include in justlivyalife’s reply… to help eliminate the random world box around the thumbnail connection, add the: border=" 0" for the img tag. The alt property is for a tool-tip outline. < your href=" bigimage. jpg" > < img src=" thumbnailimage. jpg" width=" 100px" height=" 100px" border=" 0" alt=" this description" > < /a> If your code will be xHTML compatible, make … Continue reading

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Greenock Hockey Club

The site for the local hockey team that we play for: Greenock Hockey Club I’ve only completed the principle page and this news archive (which I’m really excited about All that ingenious PHP). I just would like your general impressions on the design to see if you like the way Now i’m going. The colour scheme is dependant on the club’s home strip. You can check out the menu at the same time. All of the actual links work, only no content is usually displayed. Certainly, I know you will find there’s spelling mistake. This will likely be corrected upcoming time I include. The internet site has no ‘real’ images. I feel you’ll want to upgrade the screaming. At the moment may be a plain text image, which is damaging a vision-impaired visitor to your site, but if you might be to have that plain text, then you’ll want to convert it in order to text. You have a nice navigation process, remember to add some same navigation upon each page inside the same place. In addition to that, the design and style is very plain. I believe some more eye-candy is required to create an effect on the user, … Continue reading

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Fighting with Firefox

I feel actually dumb asking this question because I am just thinking it should be an easy deal with, but I’ve been at everthing afternoon and I’m from ideas. ANY help is very appreciated. Issue: I’m using Dreamweaver MX 2007. I’ve a small video (thumbnail) image i always want to check out a video clip (. wmv) to ensure when clicked it simply opens Your windows program MediaPlayer and represents. Currently, this is working fine when browsing with IExplorer. The problem shows up when using Firefox. If the linked thumbnail is actually clicked, Firefox opens way up a page involving unitelligable code (I think its the specific source code in the video file) in addition to, opens mediaplayer with a different message that states: " Glass windows Media Player cannot play the archive. If the record is on one more computer, verify that you will be connected to your network. If you typed a way, verify that it really is correct. If the condition persists, the server may not available. " Does someone have a solution for me please This can be killing me in this article… Thanks a lot! I don’t even think this is something you can fix … Continue reading

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Image in Web pages

i will be new to online development… would like to know that how i will add thumbnail image in website page.. and when someone mouse click on that thumbnail them get enlarge… You’ve got two images, one thumb and one fullsize. Oftentimes, people put a _t around the thumb: mypic. jpg mypic_t. jpg < your href=" mypic. jpg" > < img src=" mypic_t" alt=" This Pic" title=" This Pic" /> < /a> It sports a blue " link" border surrounding the image, so you may remove that too, a number of ways… Inside the < head> sections: < style> img line: 0; < /style> Inline technique: < your href=" mypic. jpg" > < img src=" mypic_t" alt=" This Pic" title=" This Pic" border=" 0" /> < /a> i need to upload 2 graphics… 1 for thumbnail along with for enlarge…. That’s correct. The filenames is the same if you employ 2 directories, or different filenames when they reside in the same directory (your choice).

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