At 11:50 PM -0400 5/14/07, ~davidLaakso wrote:
>Yes, image_page.html (or whatever you want to name the first page up) is
>the first page on the screen. The /meta attribute/ within the head of
>that doc simply says how long (usually seconds) that page stays on the
>screen before it jumps automatically to another page.
>
>The real question may be what does any of this bit of smoke and mirrors
>have to do with CSS?
Nothing, which is why the thread is now over. Thanks.
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