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Hello Everyone I have been trying to put links so that when at the top of a page, you jump to the bottom of the page, and when you are at the bottom of the page, you jump to the top of the page These are operational in all browsers, however, in IE the wording of the link is duplicated (on the top of the page link only) I see the graphic of the arrow and the word 'down' twice. Does anyone know a fix for this please? My coding is as follows: <div id="topjumplink"> <a name="top"> <a href="#bottom"> <img src="arrow-jumplink3.jpg" width="15" height="20" alt="arrow" title="arrow downwards" /> down</a> </div><!--close top jump link--> <div id="bottomjumplink"> <a name="bottom"> <a href="#top"> <img src="arrow-jumplink3.jpg" width="15" height="20" alt="arrow" title="arrow upwards" /> up</a> </div> <!-- close bottomjumplink --> Thank you KathHello Jay Thank you for this informative reply. I appreciate your interest. KathHello Zed Thank you. I appreciate your interest KthHello Everyone When placing images in web pages, I usually put alt="filename.jpg" However, when pointing to the image on screen, the name does not display The only way I can get this to display is to put title="filename.jpg" Is it ok to put both? The alt is required for printout purposes. Thanks for your interest KathThat's brilliant - it worked!! Thank you so much. I would never have come up with that in 1 million years. KathHi Everyone I am trying to centralise my wrapper on a web page I have coded css as follows: body {margin: 0; padding: 0; } #wrapper { width: 890px; margin: auto; } This works in all browsers except Internet Explorer. Any ideas? Thanks, KathHi Everyone I am trying to centralise my wrapper on a web page I have coded css as follows: body {margin: 0; padding: 0; } #wrapper {Hi BlueDreamer, on Your method of wireframing sounds great. What package do you use for that. I once tried wireframing in PaintShop Pro 2 and it was quite bothersome. It would be good to know another method. Thanks KathHi I was very interested in reading this question, as I am new to website design. What if you are designing a standard website, for computers, but that could possibly be used on a mobile device. Will it scale down successfully? Or is there something else that needs to be done? Thanks, KathHi I have just completed a new website and have used the jello technique to position the page in the middle of the screen. To do this I have put the following code in CSS body {margin: 0; padding: 0; } Then for the wrapper #wrapper { width: 890px; margin: auto; } Although the website is central in other browsers, it will not centralise in IE. However in the past I have used this technique and it worked. I have checked many things on the website, but cannot find a solution. I would be very grateful for any insights into this problem. The DOC type is: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> Many thanks, KathHello Extensive Web Thank you for your suggestion re Wordpress. I will follow this up. KathHello Andy1 Thank you for this advice. I will do as you suggest. KathHello Andy1 Thanks for this info. Presumably I would have to learn PHP first. Is this difficult to learn? I have no working knowledge of CMS apart from editible regions within Dreamweaver. Can you advise a starting point for me. Thanks again. I really appreciate your help. KathAs a new web designer I was browsing through the topics and would like to ask about Word Press. Currently I use Dreamweaver, css and xhtml. However, a client has asked if I can do a Content Management System, currently I can't. The client would want to update her news page and various other parts of the website. Is Word Press an answer, and how difficult is it to learn. Also, how much does it cost. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, KathHello futureproof The code to creat radio buttons for forms is within <form> </form> tags as follows <form> <input type="radio" name="colour" value="red">Red <input type="radio" name="colour" value="blue">Blue <input type="radio" name="colour" value="green">Green </form> Hope this helps KathThank you Ash. I am working on this. KathThank you dap, I am working on all the suggestions. KathHello zed Thank you for your reply and the link to help me with this. I will try it out and let you know how I got on. KathHello dap Thanks for getting back to me. What I want to do is to be able to click a link and the PowerPoint will display in a web page. I have been able to put a link in the web page and when clicked, it opens PowerPoint to display the file. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Kath
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