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I could, then the whole page would scroll. But the entire reason I am using css is to keep my email at the top of the page at all times so people don't have to look for it. and I plan on adding content which will make the page taller and don't want them to have to scroll all the way up to find it :/ If I can't fix it, I'll probably end up using javascript to detect screen resolution, and if its too low, send it to a version with the #header{} set to absolute and not fixed. then later if I feel like it I could actually redesign the page to be smaller and fit their screen... I'd rather just be able to scroll left/right. It's not making sense to me why that should be a difficult thing to achieve.

so is this impossible or something? It seems to me like it is. which means I will have to redesign the whole site smaller so the teacher can use his netbook :/

it's still not working, I changed my CSS file as follows and the header still does not scroll. #container { position:relative; width:980px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 0; } #header { position:fixed; top: 0; width: 980px; margin: 0; padding: 0; } I don't see the difference between what I changed and what you posted, other than I don't have text related things because I have no text in my header...

Hello people. I recently finished (or so I thought) my website for my Web Portfolio class. I designed the site using CSS for a 1024X768 screen resolution. The way the teacher taught us how to do it, was just make giant jpg files for the entire site, and image map links to them, which I don't really feel is web design. Anyways, the teacher is now complaining about view-ability on his microscopic netbook, which is probably running a really low resolution. Obviously there would be scroll bars, which may annoy him but he's the one using the tiny wanna be laptop. The problem is that when you scroll left/right on a small window, the header doesn't move. I want the header to always stay at the top, but I would like it to scroll left/right if the window is small enough where that is required. Basically he is unable to click on any links that are in my header on the right side of the page. If anyone can tell me what I can change to make the header both stay at the top when scrolling up/down, and scroll with the page left/right that would be great. Or any other ways to make my netbook loving teacher happy. :/ Here are the links to the site and my CSS. Just make your browser small enough that the horizontal scroll bar appears, and try using it, and you'll see the header doesn't move. http://seanpennock.com CSS File Thanks

hm... I have to admit I am quite a newbie at this. I installed firebug, and I can't see anything wrong but then again I don't really know what I'm doing lol. I went ahead and uploaded what I have, I'm still in the blocking out phase. Should I be able to add a margin to the images to add space between them? Or is there another way I should be attempting this? http://www.seanpennock.com thanks again.

Hey, I'm having problems adding space between javascript rollover images. currently I have dead space on the edges of each to give them the appearance of space between them but the rollover then occurs when the mouse is outside the area I want them to be hot. I'd like to be able to adjust the space with a simple number, instead of editing all the images which is rather time consuming. I've tried adding margin="0 50" (numbers just a guess) but it had no affect. here's a snippet of my code: <a href="#" onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore()" onmouseover="MM_swapImage('Projects','','home images/home_projects_over.png',1)"><img src="home images/home_projects.png" name="Projects" width="280" height="188" border="0" id="Projects" /></a> <a href="#" onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore()" onmouseover="MM_swapImage('ZSketches','','home images/home_zsketches_over.png',1)"><img src="home images/home_zsketches.png" name="ZSketches" width="280" height="188" border="0" id="ZSketches" /></a> <a href="#" onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore()" onmouseover="MM_swapImage('Animations','','home images/home_animations_over.png',1)"><img src="home images/home_animations.png" name="Animations" width="280" height="188" border="0" id="Animations" /></a> any help will be greatly appreciated.

I know what they do. I just haven't worked with them before. That last question was just asking if I could move the forward/back buttons to where I want in the lightbox, or if I have to find one that has them in a logical place

thanks for replying. I've browsed around lightbox sites before but haven't found anywhere that said it can specifically change the content of the current pop-up window, although I suppose next and previous buttons on image galleries are basically doing just that. I'm not a web designer, I'm an art student who has to build a webpage, so I don't currently know any java, and just very basic html. While I'm in the class I'll figure things out and get it working. I just needed to know what was possible so I could start drawings. Another question, all these modal boxes and other pop-up windows, the forward back and close buttons, are these locked in place by the creator of the extension, or can you tell it where to be? If it's locked I'm going to have to find one that's acceptable, many of them have the buttons in inconvenient places for the user.

it's interesting how every forum I post this question onto all I get is crickets, while other posts live on. All I need is to know where or not it is possible so I can design a page accordingly. *Sigh*

Hi, I'm an animation student beginning some sketches for a portfolio website I'll be building next quarter. But in order to know exactly how I want to lay out the site I need to know if what I'm thinking is even possible, if so I can figure it out later, if not I need to head in a different direction. So my question is: In a lightbox window, can I not only have a .jpg image, but also have a button that will swap the jpg for a flash file? Basically I want to use flash in the lightbox but only as an option, if someone doesn't have flash I would like them to see a .jpg not a "download java" message. On that note, is it possible to detect if someone has flash installed, if they do show the flash file, if not show the .jpg (eliminating the need for a button altogether) Thanks in advance guys! -Artesia