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Jules
Hi all,
I have a pretty simple question but am having no luck finding the answer! In
doing my research for this and reading through this newsgroup, it seems
frames are pretty passe and noone uses them... oh well, I'm afraid I still
do!
My question is very simple, is it possible to position an image in one frame
such that it is positioned relative to the whole window, not just the frame?
For example, if you use the following tag for an image:
<img src="images/new/whole.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="602" border="0"
style="position:fixed; z-index:2; top:0px; left:0px;">
it will place the image in the top left of the frame, not the top left of
the window. Is there a way of getting around this? Neither fixed nor
absolute position seem to do what I would like them to.
I am not bothered about seeing the picture outside the frame, I just need it
aligned. This is to make a background image appear continuous across several
frames, regardless of window size.
Any clues (or hints that tell me it's not possible) would be most
appreciated!
Thanks,
Jules
I have a pretty simple question but am having no luck finding the answer! In
doing my research for this and reading through this newsgroup, it seems
frames are pretty passe and noone uses them... oh well, I'm afraid I still
do!
My question is very simple, is it possible to position an image in one frame
such that it is positioned relative to the whole window, not just the frame?
For example, if you use the following tag for an image:
<img src="images/new/whole.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="602" border="0"
style="position:fixed; z-index:2; top:0px; left:0px;">
it will place the image in the top left of the frame, not the top left of
the window. Is there a way of getting around this? Neither fixed nor
absolute position seem to do what I would like them to.
I am not bothered about seeing the picture outside the frame, I just need it
aligned. This is to make a background image appear continuous across several
frames, regardless of window size.
Any clues (or hints that tell me it's not possible) would be most
appreciated!
Thanks,
Jules