What I was going to suggest was to make the right side the stretchy one if you will. Create your nice gradient image and fix it left with the far right hand side being a background color. Something like... #header { background-color:black; } #header img { position: relative; left: 1px; } then html <img src="img.jpg" /> ***Might look funky is you're using an absurdly wide screen like a 50" monitor. lol This is the simple way. :arf:
20" + 27" + 24" and the 20" is starting to die, time to start looking for a new 24" that is at least 1920x1280. I really want the 30" Apple but I cannot justify 1800 bucks for a monitor.
I have read every post on this thread, knew all the words and could not understand a thing that was said. Sorta like reading English and getting as much out of it as reading Spanish. Maybe if I keep folowing it I might learn something. Jim
I think I have the code to do rotating banners now. Another MINI owner, local to me wrote it for use on the MM.org site where it would randomly pick only one element of the header. He's modded it to take all three parts into consideration. I just need to put it in place on my test site for testing. Stay tuned...might be a few days. For the more geeky among us... PHP: <table border="0" width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" align="center"> <tr height="100" > <td align="left"><a href="../"><img src="blank.gif" alt="Motoring Alliance" name="logo" id="logo" border="0"></a></td> <td width="100%"><img src="blank.gif" alt="" name="middle" id="middle" border="0" ></td> <td align="right"><img src="blank.gif" alt="" name="header" id="header" border="0" ></td> </tr> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=javascript> <!-- img = Math.floor((Math.random() * 20000) / 1000) + 1; document.images["logo"].src = "../forum/images/logo/logo_" + img + ".gif"; document.images["middle"].src = "../forum/images/middle/middle_" + img + ".gif"; document.images["header"].src = "../forum/images/header/header_" + img + ".gif"; //--> </SCRIPT> </table>