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    Default In Html, how would configure this?



    // with out using the DreamWeaver......

    Do you know how to insert the image in an image. i mean nasapawan ba! ug another
    image. mura cya na background pero d cya background gyud ha... mura lang cya na
    sapawan ug image ang 1st image

    - i want a hard code do u know how to figure this, help me.
    in a codes can u help me building this code...
    -> if you know, can you put the code below and with the guide how you did it?
    THANK YOU..

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    Default Re: In Html, how would configure this?

    First, let's define a CSS class. Let's call this class ".double":
    Code:
    <style type="text/css">
    .double img {
    	position:absolute;
    }
    </style>
    Then let's apply it to all images within a span belonging to our ".double" class:
    Code:
    <span class="double">
    	<img src="imageOne.gif">
    	<img src="imageTwo.gif">
    </span>
    This will cause all images to fall within one position, since they all belong to the same class whose position is absolute. If you wish to position the images at the center of each other, you might have to contain the span within a defined div space and align them at center. However, if you use uniformedly-sized images, these should not be an issue.

    :mrgreen: You can indefinitely add more images to the scuffle. Hehe. You can experiment with transparent animated gifs or png files to create a layered effect. Please show us your work soon.

    This is the simplest way I could think of. Maybe others have better ideas.

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    Default Re: In Html, how would configure this?

    Quote Originally Posted by $dbpasswd
    First, let's define a CSS class. Let's call this class ".double":
    Code:
    <style type="text/css">
    .double img {
    	position:absolute;
    	margin:0;
    }
    </style>
    Then let's apply it to all images within a span under our ".double" class:
    Code:
    <span class="double">
    	<img src="imageOne.gif">
    	<img src="imageTwo.gif">
    </span>
    This is the simplest way I could think of. Maybe others have better ideas.


    cla tanan Css ni bai ang 2nd na table?

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    Default Re: In Html, how would configure this?

    The second code is html. You can put both codes in the same html file. If you wish to reuse the css code in other files, it might be a good idea to write it separate in a separate css file with all html files linked to it.

    Let's say we created a css file called myCSS.css . Your html file should link to it this way.
    Code:
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="myCSS.css" />

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