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Article #360Re: what to do about these overly large header images
From: stan_alachniewicz
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:32
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:32
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I see what you're saying Don, but I'm almost inclided to use Jim's technique... if it works on modern browsers. I don't fully trust Div positioning yet. With tables, while clunky, they do what they're told (after hours of kicking them in the ass). I don't trust DIV's with positioning to stay in place on all browsers. At least with one header image using LOWSRC or a table I'm guaranteed it shows up....
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