positioning things on a layout..

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 04:23:38 -0500, urbanlovin
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is there a way to find the right positioning for an iframe or anything that you want to position at a certain place on your layout using adobe photoshop or any other program? I know the code but I have a hard to placing things right where i want them because it takes a looooong time to do.

Yes. Dreamweaver.

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On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 04:23:38 -0500, urbanlovin
wrote:

is there a way to find the right positioning for an iframe or anything that you want to position at a certain place on your layout using adobe photoshop or any other program? I know the code but I have a hard to placing things right where i want them because it takes a looooong time to do.

Never use Dreamweaver! It sucks!

hi urbanlovin

u seem to be greatly favored this day

not only has one mighty one replied to you

no. much more than that – you have had replies from each of the 2 mighy ones

you are indeed greatly favored this day

Arts

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is there a way to find the right positioning for an iframe or anything that you want to position at a certain place on your layout using adobe photoshop or any other program? I know the code but I have a hard to placing things right where i want them because it takes a looooong time to do.

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"Hecete" wrote in message

Never use Dreamweaver! It sucks!

Why didn’t you tell us before? We are thousands and thousands of webdesigners, (maybe 80% of us), using it thinking it is a good piece of software.
Please, help us, tell us what we should use, we are waiting for your advice. I’m so glad you are here now!

Stephan

Because you are obviously not too bright I have to ad that the above is sarcasm*

* A form of wit that is marked by the use of sarcastic language and is intended to make its victim the butt of contempt or ridicule

Damn, I knew I should have used Microsoft word.

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On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 04:23:38 -0500, urbanlovin
wrote:

is there a way to find the right positioning for an iframe or anything that you want to position at a certain place on your layout using adobe photoshop or any other program? I know the code but I have a hard to placing things right where i want them because it takes a looooong time to do.

Never use Dreamweaver! It sucks!

" TooSano4U" <watashee@{delete}one.net> wrote in message

Damn, I knew I should have used Microsoft word.

Nah, FrontPage
😉

Stephan

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On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 04:23:38 -0500, urbanlovin
wrote:

is there a way to find the right positioning for an iframe or

anything

that you want to position at a certain place on your layout using

adobe

photoshop or any other program? I know the code but I have a hard to placing things right where i want them because it takes a looooong

time

to do.

Never use Dreamweaver! It sucks!

cool!
Arty Phacting wrote:

*hi urbanlovin

u seem to be greatly favored this day

not only has one mighty one replied to you

no. much more than that – you have had replies from each of the mighy ones

you are indeed greatly favored this day

Arts

"urbanlovin" wrote i
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is there a way to find the right positioning for an iframe o

anything

that you want to position at a certain place on your layout usin

adobe

photoshop or any other program? I know the code but I have a har

to

placing things right where i want them because it takes a looooon

time

to do.

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