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26/04/2004 18:30:31
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Anonymous
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can anyone tell me how i can put advanced guestbook in another page like the one on here or how i can have a menu on the side??
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28/04/2004 09:19:56
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Anonymous
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You could use frames or tables to do this
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28/04/2004 16:02:19
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Anonymous
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It involves minor editing of the header and footer templates. I assume you're only trying to "divide the page" and have an idea of what you want for your menu set up.
I began playing around with the script yesterday. Is this the effect you are trying to achieve:
www.markkolber.com/guestbook
If it is, here's what I did:
In the header template, add the following to the end. I used a 1X150 px transparent image as a placeholder to set the left side width, but you probably know that you can accomplish that in different ways.
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<!-- This creates a table for the purpose of dividing the page in half-->
<TABLE BORDER="" WIDTH="100%">
<TR>
<TD NAME="Left">
<!-- Transparent image placeholder-->
<IMG SRC="img/clear150.gif" WIDTH="150" HEIGHT="1" BORDER="0">
</TD>
<TD NAME="Main">
<!-- this "cell" is the one that contains the main text of the page.
It gets closed in the footer document -->
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Then, at the very beginning of the footer template:
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<!-- End page division -->
</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
<!-- End Page Division Table -->
<!-- default footer continues-->
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Does this help?
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29/04/2004 21:09:48
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Anonymous
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Hi your article on Ad Guestbook is very good. I am not to clear about the transparent 1x150px -is this pixels?. Not being all that computer literate can you roughly explain how I go about making a transpaency from an image
Thanks
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29/04/2004 21:56:25
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Auron
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Anonymous wrote:...transparent 1x150px -is this pixels?...
1x150px
Is a way of stating an image 1 wide by 150 tall or the other way (I'm not sure which way since I didn't write it. Usually taken as width by height).
The px stands for pixel.
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03/05/2004 00:44:21
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Anonymous
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Auron wrote:
Anonymous wrote:...transparent 1x150px -is this pixels?...
1x150px
Is a way of stating an image 1 wide by 150 tall or the other way (I'm not sure which way since I didn't write it. Usually taken as width by height).
The px stands for pixel.
My fault. It's 1 high by 150 wide. Actually, that's not necessary 1X1 is okay and then simply tell the IMG parameters how large to "stretch" it.
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03/05/2004 00:51:11
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Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Hi your article on Ad Guestbook is very good. I am not to clear about the transparent 1x150px -is this pixels?. Not being all that computer literate can you roughly explain how I go about making a transparency from an image
Thanks
If you have an image creator, create a new image in that size. Fill it with whatever color you want (grey is pretty typical fore the purpose). Set grey to the transparency color and save it as a gif.
IrfanView will do it. Go to Image | Create New (Empty). In the dialog, set the size to 1 X 1 or whatever (don't worry about the dpi) and change the background color to grey. Save the file as a .gif and in the advanced options check "set transparent color". When you hit the save button, a dialog will come up to have you click on the color your want to be transparent. Since there's only one, it's pretty easy to choose.
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