<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum sizeRonx said:Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitorIf "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum sizeRonx said:Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitorIf "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800
,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Ronx said:"if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature
here?)"
And how do they know how large the pop-up will be before they click the
link?
In the code, you must change the window size to the size of the large
image.
<a href="http://{your target picture URL}john.jpg"
onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=[im
age
width],height=[image height],left=left'); return false;"> <img
src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0"
vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)" target="_blank"></a>
I have changed the href="#" to a link to the large image, and added a
target, so that browsers with JavaScript disabled will still get the
large image, albeit in a new window rather than a sized pop-up.
Also, on some IE7 configurations the pop-up will always be opened in a
new Tab, rather than as a pop-up window.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum sizeRonx said:Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitorIf "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800
,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm looking for a code to pop-up only the image area appears in maximum size and
no matter what users monitor resolution were set. Please give sample code. Thanks!
I'm sorry Ron -- nothing is change or everything is the same with the one have here. Here's my 2nd
explanation: I wish we could eliminate the white background which is behind the pictures. I wish ONLY
the picture area being visible. I wish it will pop-up in a separate Windows as my code does and no need
to close the picture Windows because on your 2nd clicks the next pictures will appears on top of it.
I wish the Pop-up pictures Windows will always stayed on top of all Windows on my desktop.
If I fill-up the "#" then the Pop-up picture Windows will obscure my main web page which I don't like.
As of now my code open a Pop-up picture Windows at the size stated in the first line code (width=800,
height=600, -- you can change it) and the Pop-up pictures will only stayed at top left corner area.
The DivViewer code will always Pop-up a picture Windows at maximum size and it is a nice designed choice.
Can we make "onClick" code works the same way? Maybe with an external JavaScript?
Please try again. I wish all my wishes will come true.
-Rino
Ronx said:"if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature
here?)"
And how do they know how large the pop-up will be before they click the
link?
In the code, you must change the window size to the size of the large
image.
<a href="http://{your target picture URL}john.jpg"
onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=[im
age
width],height=[image height],left=left'); return false;"> <img
src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0"
vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)" target="_blank"></a>
I have changed the href="#" to a link to the large image, and added a
target, so that browsers with JavaScript disabled will still get the
large image, albeit in a new window rather than a sized pop-up.
Also, on some IE7 configurations the pop-up will always be opened in a
new Tab, rather than as a pop-up window.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum size
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.
If "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitor
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800
,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm looking for a code to pop-up only the image area appears in maximum size and
no matter what users monitor resolution were set. Please give sample code. Thanks!
Ronx said:Use the code I gave you, in the way I gave you. It works.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm sorry Ron -- nothing is change or everything is the same with the one have here. Here's my 2nd
explanation: I wish we could eliminate the white background which is behind the pictures. I wish ONLY
the picture area being visible. I wish it will pop-up in a separate Windows as my code does and no need
to close the picture Windows because on your 2nd clicks the next pictures will appears on top of it.
I wish the Pop-up pictures Windows will always stayed on top of all Windows on my desktop.
If I fill-up the "#" then the Pop-up picture Windows will obscure my main web page which I don't like.
As of now my code open a Pop-up picture Windows at the size stated in the first line code (width=800,
height=600, -- you can change it) and the Pop-up pictures will only stayed at top left corner area.
The DivViewer code will always Pop-up a picture Windows at maximum size and it is a nice designed choice.
Can we make "onClick" code works the same way? Maybe with an external JavaScript?
Please try again. I wish all my wishes will come true.
-Rino
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=[imRonx said:"if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature
here?)"
And how do they know how large the pop-up will be before they click the
link?
In the code, you must change the window size to the size of the large
image.
<a href="http://{your target picture URL}john.jpg"
onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
ageURL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800width],height=[image height],left=left'); return false;"> <img
src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0"
vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)" target="_blank"></a>
I have changed the href="#" to a link to the large image, and added a
target, so that browsers with JavaScript disabled will still get the
large image, albeit in a new window rather than a sized pop-up.
Also, on some IE7 configurations the pop-up will always be opened in a
new Tab, rather than as a pop-up window.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum size
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.
If "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitor
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm looking for a code to pop-up only the image area appears in maximum size and
no matter what users monitor resolution were set. Please give sample code. Thanks!
Thank You -- Ron! It nice to hear my code did works for YOU.
BTW, do you know what is missing there to make your picture background Windows go away?
BUT only your picture will Pop-up and nothing more (I've said many times already -- like the Cute Baby?).
Thanks Again,
-Rino
Ronx said:Use the code I gave you, in the way I gave you. It works.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm sorry Ron -- nothing is change or everything is the same with the one have here. Here's my 2nd
explanation: I wish we could eliminate the white background which is behind the pictures. I wish ONLY
the picture area being visible. I wish it will pop-up in a separate Windows as my code does and no need
to close the picture Windows because on your 2nd clicks the next pictures will appears on top of it.
I wish the Pop-up pictures Windows will always stayed on top of all Windows on my desktop.
If I fill-up the "#" then the Pop-up picture Windows will obscure my main web page which I don't like.
As of now my code open a Pop-up picture Windows at the size stated in the first line code (width=800,
height=600, -- you can change it) and the Pop-up pictures will only stayed at top left corner area.
The DivViewer code will always Pop-up a picture Windows at maximum size and it is a nice designed choice.
Can we make "onClick" code works the same way? Maybe with an external JavaScript?
Please try again. I wish all my wishes will come true.
-Rino
"if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature
here?)"
And how do they know how large the pop-up will be before they click the
link?
In the code, you must change the window size to the size of the large
image.
<a href="http://{your target picture URL}john.jpg"
onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=[im
age
width],height=[image height],left=left'); return false;"> <img
src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0"
vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)" target="_blank"></a>
I have changed the href="#" to a link to the large image, and added a
target, so that browsers with JavaScript disabled will still get the
large image, albeit in a new window rather than a sized pop-up.
Also, on some IE7 configurations the pop-up will always be opened in a
new Tab, rather than as a pop-up window.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum size
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.
If "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitor
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800
,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm looking for a code to pop-up only the image area appears in maximum size and
no matter what users monitor resolution were set. Please give sample code. Thanks!
Ronx said:The "cute baby" did not display fully on my system - the bottom and
right edges were removed since my screen is too small to show it all.
Just follow the instructions on that page - they are very clear, and the
code is written for you, apart from the image paths and sizes.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank You -- Ron! It nice to hear my code did works for YOU.
BTW, do you know what is missing there to make your picture background Windows go away?
BUT only your picture will Pop-up and nothing more (I've said many times already -- like the Cute Baby?).
Thanks Again,
-Rino
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=[imRonx said:Use the code I gave you, in the way I gave you. It works.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm sorry Ron -- nothing is change or everything is the same with the one have here. Here's my 2nd
explanation: I wish we could eliminate the white background which is behind the pictures. I wish ONLY
the picture area being visible. I wish it will pop-up in a separate Windows as my code does and no need
to close the picture Windows because on your 2nd clicks the next pictures will appears on top of it.
I wish the Pop-up pictures Windows will always stayed on top of all Windows on my desktop.
If I fill-up the "#" then the Pop-up picture Windows will obscure my main web page which I don't like.
As of now my code open a Pop-up picture Windows at the size stated in the first line code (width=800,
height=600, -- you can change it) and the Pop-up pictures will only stayed at top left corner area.
The DivViewer code will always Pop-up a picture Windows at maximum size and it is a nice designed choice.
Can we make "onClick" code works the same way? Maybe with an external JavaScript?
Please try again. I wish all my wishes will come true.
-Rino
"if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature
here?)"
And how do they know how large the pop-up will be before they click the
link?
In the code, you must change the window size to the size of the large
image.
<a href="http://{your target picture URL}john.jpg"
onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target pictureURL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800age
width],height=[image height],left=left'); return false;"> <img
src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0"
vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)" target="_blank"></a>
I have changed the href="#" to a link to the large image, and added a
target, so that browsers with JavaScript disabled will still get the
large image, albeit in a new window rather than a sized pop-up.
Also, on some IE7 configurations the pop-up will always be opened in a
new Tab, rather than as a pop-up window.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum size
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.
If "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitor
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target pictureView,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to
FullSize)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm looking for a code to pop-up only the image area appears in maximum size and
no matter what users monitor resolution were set. Please give sample code. Thanks!
Please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml -- you'll see ONLY the
image area appears in maximum size (not full screen) even to your HUGE size screen. To close it -- find "X" Close button
@ upper right corner.
Ronx said:The "cute baby" did not display fully on my system - the bottom and
right edges were removed since my screen is too small to show it all.
Just follow the instructions on that page - they are very clear, and the
code is written for you, apart from the image paths and sizes.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank You -- Ron! It nice to hear my code did works for YOU.
BTW, do you know what is missing there to make your picture background Windows go away?
BUT only your picture will Pop-up and nothing more (I've said many times already -- like the Cute Baby?).
Thanks Again,
-Rino
Use the code I gave you, in the way I gave you. It works.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm sorry Ron -- nothing is change or everything is the same with the one have here. Here's my 2nd
explanation: I wish we could eliminate the white background which is behind the pictures. I wish ONLY
the picture area being visible. I wish it will pop-up in a separate Windows as my code does and no need
to close the picture Windows because on your 2nd clicks the next pictures will appears on top of it.
I wish the Pop-up pictures Windows will always stayed on top of all Windows on my desktop.
If I fill-up the "#" then the Pop-up picture Windows will obscure my main web page which I don't like.
As of now my code open a Pop-up picture Windows at the size stated in the first line code (width=800,
height=600, -- you can change it) and the Pop-up pictures will only stayed at top left corner area.
The DivViewer code will always Pop-up a picture Windows at maximum size and it is a nice designed choice.
Can we make "onClick" code works the same way? Maybe with an external JavaScript?
Please try again. I wish all my wishes will come true.
-Rino
"if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature
here?)"
And how do they know how large the pop-up will be before they click the
link?
In the code, you must change the window size to the size of the large
image.
<a href="http://{your target picture URL}john.jpg"
onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=[im
age
width],height=[image height],left=left'); return false;"> <img
src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0"
vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)" target="_blank"></a>
I have changed the href="#" to a link to the large image, and added a
target, so that browsers with JavaScript disabled will still get the
large image, albeit in a new window rather than a sized pop-up.
Also, on some IE7 configurations the pop-up will always be opened in a
new Tab, rather than as a pop-up window.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum size
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.
If "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitor
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target picture
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800
,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View
Full
Size)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
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I'm looking for a code to pop-up only the image area appears in maximum size and
no matter what users monitor resolution were set. Please give sample code. Thanks!
Ronx said:I Have seen that page and clicked the image. That is how I know it dose
not display fully in my browser!!!
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Please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml -- you'll see ONLY the
image area appears in maximum size (not full screen) even to your HUGE size screen. To close it -- find "X" Close button
@ upper right corner.
URL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=[imRonx said:The "cute baby" did not display fully on my system - the bottom and
right edges were removed since my screen is too small to show it all.
Just follow the instructions on that page - they are very clear, and the
code is written for you, apart from the image paths and sizes.
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Thank You -- Ron! It nice to hear my code did works for YOU.
BTW, do you know what is missing there to make your picture background Windows go away?
BUT only your picture will Pop-up and nothing more (I've said many times already -- like the Cute Baby?).
Thanks Again,
-Rino
Use the code I gave you, in the way I gave you. It works.
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I'm sorry Ron -- nothing is change or everything is the same with the one have here. Here's my 2nd
explanation: I wish we could eliminate the white background which is behind the pictures. I wish ONLY
the picture area being visible. I wish it will pop-up in a separate Windows as my code does and no need
to close the picture Windows because on your 2nd clicks the next pictures will appears on top of it.
I wish the Pop-up pictures Windows will always stayed on top of all Windows on my desktop.
If I fill-up the "#" then the Pop-up picture Windows will obscure my main web page which I don't like.
As of now my code open a Pop-up picture Windows at the size stated in the first line code (width=800,
height=600, -- you can change it) and the Pop-up pictures will only stayed at top left corner area.
The DivViewer code will always Pop-up a picture Windows at maximum size and it is a nice designed choice.
Can we make "onClick" code works the same way? Maybe with an external JavaScript?
Please try again. I wish all my wishes will come true.
-Rino
"if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature
here?)"
And how do they know how large the pop-up will be before they click the
link?
In the code, you must change the window size to the size of the large
image.
<a href="http://{your target picture URL}john.jpg"
onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target pictureURL}john.jpg','MyWindow','toolbar=no,margin=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=800age
width],height=[image height],left=left'); return false;"> <img
src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0"
vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture to View Full
Size)" target="_blank"></a>
I have changed the href="#" to a link to the large image, and added a
target, so that browsers with JavaScript disabled will still get the
large image, albeit in a new window rather than a sized pop-up.
Also, on some IE7 configurations the pop-up will always be opened in a
new Tab, rather than as a pop-up window.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
Thank you Ron for opening my post. Please find my in-line answers inside [ ] ...
Not sure what you mean by " only the image area appears in maximum size
" but Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx will generate
code for pop-up windows at a specified size.
<<<-- [ please click the Cute Baby Thumbnail below -- you'll see ONLY image area appears in maximum size
(not full screen) even to your huge size screen -- Thanks for your first tip]
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/divviewer.shtml Find "X" Close button @ upper right corner.
If "maximum size" means full screen, then be aware that many users will
object to pop-up windows that open at full screen - why would you need a
window opened to 2560x1024px (full screen on my system)?
<<<-- [ because people wanted to view at maximum size available to them and no matter what monitor
resolution they have set -- if they really object then they should NOT click it (who is not mature here?)
-- FYI, even their Pop-up Blocker has no effect to DivViewer ]
& BTW, please minimize your screen resolution -- you'll notice my statement are true.
BUT I've more reason not to use it in constructing Our Family Heritage online -- especially, users friendly
code good for FP uses and suitable to manage numerous family portraits. DivVieweer is good ONLY for
one single picture and two is not possible to layout well.
I've tried using <a TARGET="_blank" and found this "onClick" is 90% OK but I want the whole 100%
so only the image area that appears. My sample code below in continuous lines (no blank space):
<a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://{your target pictureto,height=600,left=left'); return false;">
<img src="./images/john.jpg" align=right width="115" height="100" border="0" vspace="10" title=" (Click on Picture
ViewFull
Size)"></a> [ Full size is NOT FULL SCREEN ]
What must I add in the above code so only the image area will always appears like the Cute Baby picture
you saw earlier ;o)
I feel glad if you can give me a much better code for easy insertion to FP code ;o)
TIA,
-Rino
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
I'm looking for a code to pop-up only the image area appears in maximum size and
no matter what users monitor resolution were set. Please give sample code. Thanks!