Edward
There are numerous approaches you can take to this. Most of them require scripting, normally JavaScript.
It is also possible to use frames but they are slowly being depreciated in the name of Web Standards and they can be a pain to develop and even more of a pain to use.
You can also approach it with a tool such as Flash which in some ways is better for this slightly more interactive approach, that too has its detractors. One of its advantages is that it is harder to steal images, you'd have to take screenshots.
You might (for a simpler approach) have many pages with each set of thumbnails repeated. It will be easier for your to achieve and maintain.
If you want some more tips, please contact me off list.
regards
Richard -- www.method-photo.co.uk
On 5 Nov 2004, at 08:12, edward bowman wrote:
I would be very grateful for advice about my web site. I use GoLive on a Mac. My web site has pages of thumbnail images, Clicking on a thumbnail is linked to a separate page holding the larger image. What I really need is a set of thumbnails on one page. Clicking on a single thumbnail should show a larger image on the same page. Clicking on any of the other thumbnails should also show that larger image on the same page and in the same position. I cannot find a programme for Mac that will do that but �I am sure that this marvellous resource of digital expertise will provide the answer.
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