Using arrows with jpgs

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Hi there
I have several jpgs on a page and I need to use arrows to indicate various
things on them, so am used curved arrows. Obviously when I publish, depending
on the screen size, the arrows end up not pointing the location I had them on
pre-publishing. How do I lock lines to jpgs so they move together?
Thanks!
 
I would recommend adding the arrows to the picture in a graphics program to
make them part of the image.
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| Hi there
| I have several jpgs on a page and I need to use arrows to indicate various
| things on them, so am used curved arrows. Obviously when I publish,
depending
| on the screen size, the arrows end up not pointing the location I had them
on
| pre-publishing. How do I lock lines to jpgs so they move together?
| Thanks!
 
Why not add the arrows to the image in your graphics program and then insert
that on the page?
 
Hi Sarah,

If you don't want to add the arrows in your graphics program you should be
able to stick the images in a div then position the arrows - this way the
arrow will move with the image, eg
<style type="text/css">
#imageHolder{
position:relative;
width:200px;
}
#arrow{
position:absolute;
left:10px;
top:10px;
}
</style>
<div id="imageHolder"><img src=....><div id="arrow"><img
src=....></div></div>

The left and top position for #arrow will always be relative to the top left
corner of the image

Jon
 
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