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Headerbar, images wont touch eachother >< |
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Aug 13th 2004 | #158362 Report | ||
Member since: Jun 19th 2004 Posts: 8 |
Hi I'm trying to make a custom headerbar but the images wont touch eachother Heres the site http://www.importwerks.com/catalog When i had rectagular boxes they were connected but they wont seem to connect when i have the diagonnaly cut boxes. Heres the code for the table
EDIT: When i posted code tags, the actual pictures showed up | ||
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Aug 13th 2004 | #158365 Report |
Member since: May 22nd 2003 Posts: 315 |
how could they line up? you can't like slide or put picture together via HTML without using special layering/positioning... I would cut a strait line right before the words to make them fit... Did that make any sense? Sorry, long day at work... =/ |
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Aug 13th 2004 | #158366 Report |
Member since: Jun 19th 2004 Posts: 8 |
[QUOTE=Doolittle]how could they line up? you can't like slide or put picture together via HTML without using special layering/positioning... I would cut a strait line right before the words to make them fit... Did that make any sense? Sorry, long day at work... =/[/QUOTE] Ya it made sense Cutting a straight line is a fine solution but then there would be that small portion in every button where clicking inside it would take you to the link of the button next to it. |
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Aug 13th 2004 | #158369 Report |
Member since: Mar 24th 2001 Posts: 3734 |
I think what Doolittle meant, was to make your images rectangular. I can't see a diagonal border between the images themselves, correct me if I'm wrong. I ran into a similar situation a few years ago, and I just hoped and prayed that nobody clicked on those small areas. That's not a solution of course. Your other option would be to use a gif with a polygonal image map.
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Aug 13th 2004 | #158370 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 6632 |
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Aug 24th 2004 | #159029 Report |
Member since: Jan 1st 1970 Posts: |
What is happening is that your images are transparent gifs with transparency, so your images ARE technically lining up correctly 1) How you sliced images Another way to approach the problem, other than the way dek showed, is to simplify the problem and slice your images mid-diagonal 2) Simply your slicing Yet another way would be to just treat the whole nav bar as a background image for a table, and either place the letters for the buttons as statements, or just put the text in the above single table and have them be text links. If you're doing this, control your font, size, etc very tightly to avoid people changing font sizes on you with their browser. A similar example is Click here and look at source code. I recommend #2 above for simplicity. |
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