Topic: Ozone we have a problem (Page 1 of 1)

I am trying to get a large image I have made to display in the middle of the screen. I have put it in a table 100% wide & 100% high & in a cell 100% wide & 100% high & centered it in this cell both vertically & horizontally.

The image has 'tabs' running along the top which act as navigation (I've used an imagemap to facilitate navigation).

The problem is that when I click on one of the links the image jumps up & to the left a few pixels. When I refresh the page it jumps back down & to the right a few pixels & so on.

Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? It's driving me nuts!

Many thanks
SunRod

[This message has been edited by SunRod (edited 10-17-2002).]

[This message has been edited by SunRod (edited 10-17-2002).]

It works just fine for me (aside from some unecesarrily long load times).

I have a guess though... it could be that when you hop links, the browser is trying to adjust the screen trying to find out if there are any scrollbars or whatever needed.

Hard to say for sure.. here are my suggestions:
Tell us what browser you're using and what version.
Tell us what OS you're using and what version.
Stop using FrontPage, it's evil.


If at first you don't succeed...
skydiving probably wasn't for you...

I'm using Windows XP & browsing with IE 6.

I'm surprised that you had long load times as the images are less than 3k; any other reasons why they would be slow?

SunRod: Welcome. This isn't really a PS question so I'm sending it to HTML.

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Thanks for your assistance with this. I have now resolved the problem by using css a described in the "Centering Opening Logo" topic posted earlier in this forum (i.e. poitioning 50% from the left/top & setting the margins at minus half the width/height of the image).

SunRod: Glad you found the solution - I've prepared a FAQ (or two) on this subject:

How do I get vertical and horizontal centering with CSS?

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