Can someone please tell me how I can have the horizontal scrolling of the
images while the title and the menu above are fixed and static? I'm trying to
design a very simple photo website with minimal HTML pages. Two examples are
below. Thanks

http://www.rohai.com/sf1.html

http://eliotshepard.com/set/group-swim

You can learn a lot about a web site and how it was created by simply
viewing the page source and CSS. Another really great tool to have is
Firefox's Web Developer Toolbar. Can't live without it.

In answer to your question. Frames are one way to do this (but not
optimal). A scrolling division is another way to do this. But I have to
tell you that having lots of scrollbars on a page is annoying as hell and
not very user friendly. People who can't use a mouse for whatever reasons
won't enjoy your site much either.

CSS:

#photos {
overflow:scrolling}

HTML:

<div id="photos">
your photos go here
</div>


--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com
"tinglers" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Can someone please tell me how I can have the horizontal scrolling of the
> images while the title and the menu above are fixed and static? I'm trying
to
> design a very simple photo website with minimal HTML pages. Two examples
are
> below. Thanks
>
> http://www.rohai.com/sf1.html
>
> http://eliotshepard.com/set/group-swim
>

On Jul 28, 5:56*pm, "tinglers" <webforumsu...@macromedia.com> wrote:
> Can someone please tell me how I can have the horizontal scrolling of the
> images while the title and the menu above are fixed and static? I'm trying to
> design a very simple photo website with minimal HTML pages. *Two examples are
> below. *Thanks *
>
> *http://www.rohai.com/sf1.html
>
> *http://eliotshepard.com/set/group-swim*

OhMan... SERIOUSLY... What I See Proposed at rohai and eliotshepard
DOTcoms is VERY Bad Design Concept...

ESPECIALLY that at eliotshepard...

Iiiyuhhhh... I Think you're Better Advised to create LINKed
[Separate] Display Pages, and in such a Page, Create some Trick the
likes of... Setting 100x150 "Thumbnails" around the Outer Edge... IN
The Center of your "Box"... Or "NEAR-Box", Place Instructional Text,
Something To The Effect Of: "CLICK on Any Photo to DISPLAY Enlarged
View HERE"...

And FORGET That Scrolling JIVE... ESPECIALLY The HORIZONTAL...
GYICK!!!

Naughtius "Did I Say ""GYICK""? Maximus