I have a "simple" question

[skysolutions]

Hi guys, being new to actinic and not a webdeveloper by trade I am asking you for some help. Our site is currently under test at:

http://www.teeluck.com

If you look at http://www.teeluck.com/acatalog/shop.html it all appears itemised, which is nce, but if I add pictures to the frames they all appear in different size. Is this changeable without editing the size of the pictures?

Second question I have is, without having too much knowledge of HTML, how can I add logo's to the initial page acting as links to our supplier's websites?

I hope this can be easily explained.

Thanks!

[solnet]

Alter the size of the images by directly editing the underlying HTML template. I'm not entirely sure which one it would be for the site you have but if you email me a snapshot of the site, I'll take a look for you.

Your suppliers logo's would be added in a similar way.

[NormanRouxel]

It would be MUCH better to edit the pictures so that they're all the same size (or just the same width - preserving the aspect ratio so they don't look funny). The reason for this is that you will then be using the smallest files for each image and thus have shorter page load times.

If you really want to keep these images at whatever size they currently are (ugh!) but display them all the same width (in this example 100 pixels) then you could edit Act_SectionNavImage.html to look like.

<!-- SectionNavImage HTML begin -->
<IMG SRC="NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEFILE"
ALT="NETQUOTEVAR:ALTERNATETEXT"
BORDER=0
width=100
NETQUOTEVAR:OTHERIMAGEMARKUP
ALIGN="ABSMIDDLE">
<!-- NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEHEIGHT NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEWIDTH -->
<!-- SectionNavImage HTML end -->

Norman

[skysolutions]

Norman, thank for the reply, but now it still look out of sync..

Please look at http://www.skysolutions.co.uk/acatalog/Processors.html

Is there a way within the code I can specify a height of the frame? Excuse ignorance, but am as new as new can get to html.

Many thanks in advance.

[skysolutions]

By using the process of elimination a used a line in the code called "Height=" et voila. Thanks for the tip!

Happy chappy :D