You do not have to create a hyperlink when using auto thumbnail, it
creates the hyperlink automatically. Just ensure that your blabla.jpg
and blabla_small.jpg are in the same folder.
<body>
<p><a href="images/big/Abwheely.jpg"><img border="2"
src="images/Abwheely_small.jpg"
alt="Abwheely.jpg (93279 bytes)" width="100" height="100"></a></p>
</body>
Is what the code should look like.
picture source: is where the picture is stored on your server
"src="images/Abwheely_small.jpg"
alternative representative: what other image or text into can use when
it doesn't find the image.
the default hyperlink: is the hyperlink that the computer sets for you.
If you experience any further difficulties just send me the code in a
*.txt file and I'll fix it for you.
Oh BTW JavaScript works much better for this type of action.
QuadMedic
Martin T. Brown
Managing Director
Radical Holdings (Pty) Ltd
T/A Radical Mobility
(O) +27 11 664-6069
(F) +27 11 955-3743
(C) 082 500 9406
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"Engineering Mobility for Accessibility"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good morning,
I have a problem with Frontpage 2002 and thumbnails. I am trying
to use them on our historical sites webpage.
I insert my picture into a page, use Auto Thumbnail and the picture
turns to a thumbnail. Then I insert a Hyperlink to the thumbnail and
the picture that comes up on the browser is just about the same size as
the thumbnail.
What is the difference between the picture source, alternative
representative, and the default hyperlink as found in the picture
properties?
I have uploaded both the original picture as well as the _smal.jpg
to my webspace.
Just can't figure it out and the Frontpage Bible isn't that helpful.
Thanks,
GA
