One suggestion. Controlling the position of the objects with <div> I do not understand very much about html code, but when I want to place an object (graphics, texts, tables, applets...) in a specific position, I use two tricks: the invisible table and the tag <div>.
An invisible table is very easy to do it in Composer :) click click and thats all. But using the tag <div> is more complicated. For example: If we want to place a text, table, applet or a grafic... in a specific (very specific) position we have to do: 1- Click on "html tags" and select the text or in "html sources" and looking for the text. 2- Click on menu, insert and then in html... 3- Then, write at the beginnig of the text the tag <div> and at the end the tag </div>. Click in insert. 4- And then, a new "yellow" tag appears. Clicking on the properties of the new "yellow" tag appears: html atributes, inline style, and javascript events. 5- Click on INLINE STYLE. 6- Write in property: position 7- Write in value: absolute 8- And then, we continue writing property and value: for example left-------10px top------10px width----250px heigh----250px z-index----1 9- Then, we have to watch if the object is in the place we really want, going back to "normal view". If it is ok, we have finished, but if not, we have to try again changing the properties mentionated before. Do you know what I mean? My seggestion is about it. Would it be possible this? --> Select the object and inmediatly "transform" it in "tags div" with a click on a button or menu and then control the position and the size of the div with the mouse (for example, represented with a thin red line square). And one property to control the depth, something like "send to back" or "send to front" to the property "z-index". I am not a programmer and I do not know how dificult is to do what I said, but it would be very cool without any doubt. With this characteristic Mozilla Composer would be even more flexible because we could move the objects freely without taking into account the position of the cursor, without being a slave to cursor or tables. Thanks. _______________________________________________ mozilla-editor mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-editor
