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    I'm trying to get a table of pictures on my catalogue index page
    with equal size lettering-I want it underneath-not to the left of picture.
    I have created the words as jpgs but the template thinks they should be the same size as the line above

    Any advice on having equal size pictures & wording for the catalogue index page.

    You can see the page on ...................

    www.abercairn.co.uk

    go to view products

    We have about 15 sections and we want people to scroll down

    I have photosuite and photoshop but I would love to manipulate Accintic

    Hilary

    Hilary

    #2
    template thinks they should be the same size as the line above
    So are you saying your section images are getting distorted by Actinic? Make sure you have not hard-coded any image sizes in Act_SectionNavImage.html.

    Also, in order to get the tops of all your images lining up nicely, go to 'Design | Text | Website | HTML' and in line 11, replace:

    <TD WIDTH="%d%%">

    with

    <TD WIDTH="%d%%" valign="top">

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      #3
      different size rows in a table

      Thanks looks neater but I've just realised that I want unequal rows on the table of pictures.

      Let's say 100pixals depth for 1st line(Pictures) and 25pixals for 2nd line(Description)

      the 3rd line 100pixals for 2nd row of pictures etc 25pixal for words etc etc.

      Is it possible

      Hilary

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        #4
        The section links will automatically re-size themselves according to whatever section images you use. You just need to make sure all the images to be used on the first row are the size you want, and all the images used on the second row are the size you want etc.

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          #5
          Thanks Chris

          If you look at the website -the website has not automatically resized the rows.- What am I doing wrong


          Hilary

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            #6
            Each row of section links is as tall as the highest section image that is within that row.

            See the attached image where I have marked the top and bottom of each row.
            Attached Files

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              #7
              Thanks for your help

              If you look at my picture you will see what I mean I want the 3rd row moved up


              I hope the attachment works-when I look at the preview reply it doesn't appear

              Hilary
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                #8
                Within your section link layout template (probably Act_SectionLine.html) you have hard-coded the height of the cells containing the images to be 120 pixels in height.

                Code:
                <DIV align=left>
                    <TABLE cellSpacing=5 cellPadding=0 border=0>
                        <TBODY>
                            <TR>
                               <TD vAlign=top align=left height=120><A 
                                        href="http://www.abercairn.co.uk/acatalog/hats_scarfs_gloves_.html"><IMG 
                                        height=30 alt="hats scarfs gloves " 
                                        src="hattextjust.jpg" 
                                        width=120 align=absMiddle border=0></A> </TD>
                               <TD vAlign=top align=left><A 
                                        href="http://www.abercairn.co.uk/acatalog/hats_scarfs_gloves_.html"><FONT 
                                        size=4><FONT 
                                        face="Garamond Bold"><B></B></FONT></FONT></A><BR><SPAN 
                                        class=actxsmall></SPAN></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></DIV>
                Remove the height=120 from the <td> tag.

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                  #9
                  Thanks

                  Easy when you know how..

                  Thanks

                  Hilary

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