[TraceyLJ]

How do I do dropdown menus?

Also, after I slice a PSD file, how can I write over the images so they look fine?

Lastly, I try to make an image a link. But then, that picture stands out with a think border around it because it's a link. How can I get rid of that.


Thanks

[tomson]

"Also, after I slice a PSD file, how can I write over the images so they look fine?"


What? Can you explain?

[oli]

To get rid of the border round the images, set the border with to 0 eg ::
<img src="images/logo.jpg" width="227" height="102" border="0">


To make a dropdown menu , use one of these scripts ::
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/index.html

[Mr Fred]

<img src="images/logo.jpg" width="227" height="102" border="0">

no you fools

use .img and define all borders 0

[dorian]

dropdown menus are a pain in the butt - avoid them if you can!

[TraceyLJ]

Thanks. Also, tomson, I'm saying let's say I slice the images. Then I open it up on dreamweaver. Let's say there is a small grey part where text should go on top. But when I type after the img code to make the text be on top of the image, instead, it goes beside.

[oli]

set the image as a background in the table cell and then you can type over it.

[TraceyLJ]

LOL. People make tables when slicing it? O.O

[oli]

Yeah unless you are using css for layout.

[Bill Posters]

Originally posted by japanmik
<img src="images/logo.jpg" width="227" height="102" border="0">

no you fools

use .img and define all borders 0

No you fool, ya don't use the .img class selector in the css, ya just use the img tag selector.

.img refers to elements with the class name of img.

[Mr Fred]

.fuck

i didnt mean .img aarrgg bugger caught by own smartness

i supoose i should be care ful of my .

shit shit had to be bill, bloody hell

-------- serious


how does id differ from class name.

i know you can only use id once but can someone just explain quickly the difference between all the naming conventions

ie

img tag
.img class
#class id

and if there are anymore please feel free to add descriptions

[Brown]

id is for non repeated elements, eg,

#footer

class is for repeating elements.

[Bill Posters]

Here's a couple of good breakdowns for you...

Writing Efficient CSS
www.mozilla.org/xpfe/goodcss.html

CSS Is Easy!
www.sitepoint.com/article/309/4

[Mr Fred]

cheers bill - mozzy one is good