NOTE to lurkers & snaggers - You are welcome to do the project, but DO NOT snag the images from this tute for re-sharing in other groups.
In order for this to work properly, you must know the exact width and height of your background image, and use them in the code. Your animation (floatie or other) can not be larger than the background image. Unless you want your floatie in the exact center of the image, you use empty <<>td cells to move the floatie to the right. You use <<>br> tags & / or valignment to move the floatie down. For this lesson, I'm using an image that is 360 x 360. floatie in the center - Code below.
The Code: <<>table background="witch1A.jpg" width="360" height="360"> <<>tr><<>td align="center" valign="middle"> <<>img src="gold-stars.gif" width="76" height="125"> <<>/td><<>/tr><<>/table> Example 3 ©October 31, 2006 - BOO! Updated January 6, 2007 HTML codes are not ©, The page is ©, & the tutorial is ©. That means: Do not reproduce or duplicate this tute. Please post this page. And an additional however: Facts, concepts and ideas are not protected by copyright. How the fact, concept and/or idea is expressed via tangible creation is protected See HTML for © Info Gnubee & Choco |
