CSS Problem - correction to URL

[Jonathan N. Little]

Re: CSS Problem - correction to URL

Candoer wrote:

Appreciate that suggestion. I got that graphic from someone else. I
will go out and look for a slower or stationary one. Or even change it
to the background image.

Changing it to a background image if it remains an animated GIF is *not*
stop the animation. You can use some utility like IrfanView to extract
one cell from it, that would stop the spinning....

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Take care,

Jonathan
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http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

[Candoer]

Re: CSS Problem - correction to URL


"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centra l.netwrote in message
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Candoer wrote:
>

>Appreciate that suggestion. I got that graphic from someone else. I
>will go out and look for a slower or stationary one. Or even change it
>to the background image.

>
Changing it to a background image if it remains an animated GIF is *not*
stop the animation. You can use some utility like IrfanView to extract one
cell from it, that would stop the spinning....
>
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Take care,
>
Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

I may not have made my self clear on that - I am not going to change it
to a back ground image, I am going to remove it and put the background
image I am using on the site as the new graphic, but I will use the darker
image of the Eagle so it will stand out.

I have IrfanView on my computer, will try your suggestion of extracting
one cell. I have never attempted that before.

Thanks! I appreciate the suggestions you all are feeding me.

Bob Catlin

[Jonathan N. Little]

Re: CSS Problem - correction to URL

Candoer wrote:

"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centra l.netwrote in message
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>Candoer wrote:
>>

>>Appreciate that suggestion. I got that graphic from someone else. I
>>will go out and look for a slower or stationary one. Or even change it
>>to the background image.

>Changing it to a background image if it remains an animated GIF is *not*
>stop the animation. You can use some utility like IrfanView to extract one
>cell from it, that would stop the spinning....
>>

<please snip signatures>

I may not have made my self clear on that - I am not going to change it
to a back ground image, I am going to remove it and put the background
image I am using on the site as the new graphic, but I will use the darker
image of the Eagle so it will stand out.
>
I have IrfanView on my computer, will try your suggestion of extracting
one cell. I have never attempted that before.

Options Extract all frames....

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Take care,

Jonathan
-------------------
LITTLE WORKS STUDIO

http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

[Candoer]

Re: CSS Problem - correction to URL

>to a back ground image, I am going to remove it and put the background

>image I am using on the site as the new graphic, but I will use the
>darker
>image of the Eagle so it will stand out.
>>
>I have IrfanView on my computer, will try your suggestion of extracting
>one cell. I have never attempted that before.

>
Options Extract all frames....
>
--
Take care,
>
Jonathan
-------------------
LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

Jonathan

I tried that. I just don't know enough about CSS to make it work.
Without the using a frame, the text that is below the menu kept
moving up along side the menu instead of below. So I put the
frame in it to control the display. I know it is not proper mark-up
but it was all I could figure out to get it to display below the Menu.

Bob Catlin - also known as CANDOER Cat

[Jonathan N. Little]

Re: CSS Problem - correction to URL


Candoer wrote:

>>to a back ground image, I am going to remove it and put the background
>>image I am using on the site as the new graphic, but I will use the
>>darker
>>image of the Eagle so it will stand out.
>>>
>>I have IrfanView on my computer, will try your suggestion of extracting
>>one cell. I have never attempted that before.

>Options Extract all frames....

Jonathan
>
I tried that. I just don't know enough about CSS to make it work.
Without the using a frame, the text that is below the menu kept
moving up along side the menu instead of below. So I put the
frame in it to control the display. I know it is not proper mark-up
but it was all I could figure out to get it to display below the Menu.
>
Bob Catlin - also known as CANDOER Cat

"Options Extract all frames" the the command in IrfanView to extract
cells from and animated GIF, not anything to do with CSS


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Take care,

Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO

http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

[Candoer]

Re: CSS Problem - correction to URL


"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centra l.netwrote in message
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>
Candoer wrote:

>>>to a back ground image, I am going to remove it and put the background
>>>image I am using on the site as the new graphic, but I will use the
>>>darker
>>>image of the Eagle so it will stand out.
>>>>
>>>I have IrfanView on my computer, will try your suggestion of extracting
>>>one cell. I have never attempted that before.
>>Options Extract all frames....

>

>Jonathan
>>
>I tried that. I just don't know enough about CSS to make it work.
>Without the using a frame, the text that is below the menu kept
>moving up along side the menu instead of below. So I put the
>frame in it to control the display. I know it is not proper mark-up
>but it was all I could figure out to get it to display below the Menu.
>>
>Bob Catlin - also known as CANDOER Cat

>
"Options Extract all frames" the the command in IrfanView to extract
cells from and animated GIF, not anything to do with CSS
>
>
--
Take care,
>
Jonathan
-------------------
LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

I am sorry, I misunderstood you. I extracted the frames on the gif with
IrfanView and did not like any of the frames that I got. So I went with
the eagle. The eagle goes better with my background colors and theme
anyway!

I thought you were talking about the HTML mark-up where I used a frame
around the text ( <table) to control its position.

Again, Thank, I really appreciate your assistance.

CANDOER Cat

[Candoer]

Re: CSS Problem - correction to URL

>Appreciate that suggestion. I got that graphic from someone else. I

>will go out and look for a slower or stationary one. Or even change it
>to the background image.

>
What you have now is better, the coat of arms. I have seen these US
flags fluttering sometimes as gifs on some sites. Perhaps it annoys some
people but for some reason I quite like them fluttering a bit! It does
not drive me mad like a spinning thing. <g>
>
--
dorayme

I agree with your assessment!

I first make up this web site with very little knowledge of HTML and
"borrowed" a lot of mark-up and graphics from other sites. My only
knowledge
came from a book I got at the library. Over the years I have learned a few
more things, especially lurking here and reading suggestions and
instructions
to others. But will probably never have the "profession al" knowledge that
you and a couple others have here. So, I appreciate the help and input!

Thanks!

CANDOER Cat