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I am currently in the process of making a webpage tutorial about skin making. I want to use this JavaScript that I found. Just because it will allow me to put alot of text on 1 page using a gallery. The problem is that the gallery controller is on the bottom. And once I add all my text it will be out of view unless you scroll down to it. I want to know if there is a way to move the gallery controller to the top of the page. Or maybe another method of displaying large amouts of text. Here is a page with a demo gallery
http://www.geocities.com/msngr6skins/info.htmlI tried to contact you on Yahoo but you denied my request to add your screename so I’m just going to sum this up:
I would suggest adding scrollbars to each of the box’s displaying information. This way you wont be having huge boxes going down the page and you can have the boxes go to a certain point and then users can view the rest by scrolling down the box rather than scrolling down the page.
Yeah I didn’t know who you were. Next time fill out somthing in the field and I will add you. That sounds like a great idea but I don’t know how to write it. I can color scroll bars but I dont know how to create them.
Do you? Or anybody?Update: Nevermind I will just use a different JavaScriptscrollers can be created by a number of methods either Iframe the gallery controller or you can use frames ( last option as they do look crap and not all browers support them) or have you thought of creating the table layout and using the
tag ?Thats ok Alley I just decided on a different set up 🙂 See what I have so far —> http://www.geocities.com/see_any/tutorial.html
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