rossanderson88

Sorry, I'm really bad at this . Do I set my content as the whole image? including my header, and links, which are pictures files? How then do I set the images to load the content, rather than inserting text into a new frame. If that makes any sense :s.

Also, can I literally use this to load anything in the context box? I'm planning to build an order submit form on one page, with assigned drop down boxes, submitting information to an email address.

Looks like an intense read! I'll definitely check it out later/tomorrow. Thanks

Ok so I got my design sorted on my website, now I just need to get the whole thing working! Above is an outline of my site, I'm hoping to get the links to load within the content box. The smaller outline is the outline of where I sliced the image, as my first thought was to put an iFrame there and load the pages in the background. Is there any better/easier way to do this? Or a cleaner way? Any tips would be awesome! Thanks

Thanks guys, I changed the gradient background to plain white so need to fiddle with that anymore . And got the centre to work!

Thanks guys, Im redoing things in photoshop atm, but will try this tomorrow and let you know.

OK. So I add that margin to the CSS, and set the width to my actual image width? Or am I way off here. Also, do you mean have a seperate background image, and have it repeating? How would I do that. Sorry, I realise these are stupid questions! Thanks.

Hi. I'm completely new to web design, and am trying to make a website. I have created the image in Photoshop, sliced it, and have imported it into Microsoft Web expression. I've connected to my hosting ftp, etc, so I can get the website online. My problem is: How do I centre my website for when it displays in the browser, and is there anyway to stretch my image to fit on all resolutions? The Image is 1024x768, and I designed it in mind for having an Iframe in the middle, so there are borders on either side - just a simple red to white gradient, which I would like to stretch to either side - keeping my frame centred. Help? . Thanks