Avoiding frames

  • Thread starter Thread starter Jim Scott
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Yes.

Exactly like that? You could use a fixed height div with CSS style of
overflow:auto. However, I find that arrangement a bit awkward - I'd rather
see the thumbs arrayed in some horizontally linear fashion - perhaps several
rows of some fixed number. This would be pretty easy to do without frames.
 
kinda...but there are other jalbum options that don't use frames.

| It looks to me like he used JAlbum. Here's a list ideas ideas for you to
| consider: http://www.eleanorstravels.com/PhotoGalleryPrograms/index.htm
and
| http://www.eleanorstravels.com/galleryconsiderations.htm
| Eleanor
| | > Check out JAlbum ( http://www.jalbum.net ) it's free and highly
| > customizable, and can be intergrated into an FP website quite easily.
| >
| >
| > | > | Is it possible to produce a page like this
| > | http://freespace.virgin.net/mr.jimscott/Jimspics_frames.html
| > | without using frames?
| > | --
| > | Jim
| > | Tyneside UK
| >
| >
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It looks to me like he used JAlbum. Here's a list ideas ideas for you to
consider: http://www.eleanorstravels.com/PhotoGalleryPrograms/index.htm and
http://www.eleanorstravels.com/galleryconsiderations.htm
Eleanor
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No I didn't and I'm not sure I want to, although I will have a look at
JAlbum.
Having used various FP shortcuts, I got into all sorts of mess so I now
avoid anything that might lead me down that road. All my pages are
validated except the frames page I quoted, which is why I want to try
something else. If I remove 'border' and 'frameborder' tags it verifies ok,
but there are then border-lines between frames that I don't want.
I tried a css method, but got in a tangle with this particular layout and
*yes* I do want to stay with that particular layout; for now anyhow. :o)
 
YES, with javascript. If you can find play of examples out there,
referred to as slide shows, albums etc. Two possible implementations.

1. When you click on the thumbnail, full size picture shows in designed
area on same page.

2. When you click on thumbnail, full page pic displays in another window.

...PC
 
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