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Chance1234

Chance1234

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Jul 25, 2001
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This is used internally but i have a web page which opens up gifs via the following

Code: 
<li><a href="./Slide1.GIF"width="870" height="1110"><font color="#3399CC"><strong><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Covering Letter</li></font></strong></font></a>

The only problem is , is the image resizes. Due to the restrictions at my clients place, the box under advanced internet options and Enable automatic image resize is on ,but the options to change it are greyed out.

is there anyway to get around this ?

Chance,

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Height and width attributes aren't going to have any effect on an <a> element. It'll just link to the image file, which will be displayed according to the browser's settings.

If you want to control these things, make a little html page to display the gif and link to that instead.

-- Chris Hunt
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You HTML tags are out of order, too. The first tag should match the last, the second tag the second to last, etc.

The sequence should be something like <1><2><3><4><5> </5></4></3></2></1>

where you have <1><2><3><4><5> </1></5></4</3></2>

Lee
 
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To make things a little simpler for you, here you go:
Cut & paste this:
Code: 
[tt]<li><a href="Slide1.HTML"><font color="#3399CC" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong>Covering Letter</font></strong></a></li>
[/tt]
in place of the original code you posted, then save this:
Code: 
[tt]<html>
<head><title>Slide 1</title></head>
<body><img src="./Slide1.GIF" width="870" height="1110"></img></body>
</html>[/tt]
as [tt]Slide1.HTML[/tt] in the same directory as your current page.


I hope this helps;
Rob Hercules
 
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