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Coreper

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  1. any reactions?
  2. i know, and i also said that i knew as good as nothing about CSS... what version would you like to see online? the CSS version or the tables version? could you tell me how i can use this HTML Image Mapping technique? thanks in advance
  3. oh, i forgot: here is the css styles file's coding: body { background-image: url('images/bg_mainframe.png'); margin-left: 0px; margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; text-align:center; } /*Header*/ #Header { width: 100%; min-width:998px; } #HeaderUpCornerLeft { float: left; background-image: url('images/header/Menu_Corner_Left.png'); width: 20px; height: 146px; clear:none; } #HeaderUpCornerRight { float: right; background-image: url('images/header/Menu_Corner_Right.png'); width: 20px; height: 146px; clear:none; } #HeaderUpMiddle { background-image: url('images/header/Menu_Bar.png'); width: 958px; height: 238px; clear:none; } #HeaderUp { background-image: url('images/header/Menu_Stretch.png'); height: 146px; } /*Buttons*/ #buttons{ width:100%; position: absolute; top:85px; float:none; } #innerbuttons{ width:60%; float:none; } #leftbox { width:250px; float:left; clear:none; } #rightbox { width:250px; float:right; clear:none; } #align { width:250px; } #Button_Portfolio { background-image: url('images/buttons/Button_Portfolio.png'); height:66px; width:116px; float:left; clear:none; } #Button_Home { background-image: url('images/buttons/Button_Home.png'); height:66px; width:116px; float:right; clear:none; } #Button_Info { background-image: url('images/buttons/Button_Info.png'); height:66px; width:116px; float:left; clear:none; } #Button_About { background-image: url('images/buttons/Button_About.png'); height:66px; width:116px; float:left; clear:none; } #Button_Links { padding-right:300px; padding-top:87px; clear:none; height:66px; width:116px; } but another problem with this CSS is, that i dont know how to easily add mouseover images and hyperlinks to the css styles so they appear properly in the website... you could say im pretty much a newbie with webcoding
  4. Hi! Just letting you know i'm a new member I might be a new member here, but i'm definitly not new to graphical design I am new to the webcoding though... Im also making a website for myself, which will be available here: http://coreper.110mb.com But, it isnt done yet... To help me out making my website, have a look at this topic I like computers very much, and i know pretty much about hardware and software. I also like graphical design and gaming [unrealTournament3 and FlatOut2] I don't use Photoshop for the graphical design though... I'm currently using The GIMP, but i am trying to move on to Photoshop. The change from GIMP to Photoshop is rather hard, since i cant find a proper forum about Photoshop... [let me know if you know one!] I dont really know what else to say, so: HI!
  5. very nice!
  6. well, i tried doing it with CSS, but without success... this is what i got using CSS: and this was the code i used: i made this with help from someone else, on another forum, see the topic here: http://forums.windowsforum.org/index.php?showtopic=35840
  7. i'm building my own website, and i chose for a layout with tables, since i find tha tthe easiest way to do it. this is my code: this is how it looks in Dreamweaver: and this is how i want it to look: does anyone know how i can make it look like the final image?

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