Best Seller Button

[datarax]

100% of the width of the Browser page, or of the area within that page you have restricted your content to. Easy answer - set the widths as % 100/7=14%, but that will render slowly, and on a high resolution will result in widely spaced links.

Possibly better to write down the link text you will use and find the longest visible text. Count the letters and internal spaces then add the number of left and right spaces you want (plus any divider like |). Set the cell width at the final result in ems - e.g. 16em.

Hi Bill, Wassa EM! Regards Rob

[wjcampbe]

em is the width of the character 'm' in the font being used on screen - using ems as a measure, things will always scale properly, no matter which fonts the user has on his system.

[datarax]

em is the width of the character 'm' in the font being used on screen - using ems as a measure, things will always scale properly, no matter which fonts the user has on his system.

Hi,

Your help is really much appreciated and will give it a go.

Theres lots to learn with Actinic but I am getting there with help from people like yourself.

Thanks again

kind regards

Rob

[datarax]

Hi,

Your help is really much appreciated and will give it a go.

Theres lots to learn with Actinic but I am getting there with help from people like yourself.

Thanks again

kind regards

Rob

Hi Bill, Can't do, as 4 of the buttons are for site index, login, terms and email and if I remove the actinic netthingy I have not got a clue how to link back to them. I can do home, back and top. Rob

[wjcampbe]

But Rob, you do!

Preview your existing catalog page in your browser, click View | Source and look for the code that is in those links at the moment. You'll see the page name you need in the <a href= before the <img scr= calls the graphic. You need the same <a href.

[datarax]

But Rob, you do!

Preview your existing catalog page in your browser, click View | Source and look for the code that is in those links at the moment. You'll see the page name you need in the <a href= before the <img scr= calls the graphic. You need the same <a href.

Thats too easy, Iwanted a more difficult solution...not! thanks alot rob