Graphics

[Bob Long]

At 09:13 AM 2/2/98 -0800, you wrote:
>
><img src="your.gif" width=100%>
>
>as usual, it won't work with every browsers, especially the older ones
>
>ATL

Is this new? I've always thought that height and width attributes in image
tags needed to be specified as pixels, not as a relative percent. I don't
think there's any "good" way to do what Andrew wants with HTML.
	Andrew: Have you considered alternatives to horizontal rules? HRs don't
convey any useful information and they're rather ugly. If you're looking to
mark a change of voice on your page, why not make up a tiny image that you
could use throughout your site. Maybe a creative use of initials. A
stylized circle or box? A small image would cache quickly and then load
easily on subsequent pages.

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There are a lot of ways to improve upon the look of a web document without
resorting to "breaking" html. Let your imagination run wild.


Bob Long		Automation Technical Assistant

Eastern Shore Regional Library, Inc.

phone 410-742-1537	fax 410-548-5807
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