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yakimushi · 09-21-2003, 07:39 AM

Is this what you're looking for?

Code:

 

{td vAlign=top background="HBO Sopranos_files/main_ep39.jpg"}
            {table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=545 border=0}
              {tbody}
              {tr}
                {td background="HBO Sopranos_files/spacer.gif"}{img height=20 alt="" src="HBO Sopranos_files/spacer.gif" width=185 
                border=0}{/td}

What HBO did was use a table to format the page, then within the specific cell they defined the image you want as the background for that cell (ie, no right click). Then, they used a "clear" 1x1 pixel spacer to fill the cell leaving the image underneath.

To tell you the truth, its quite an elegant solution, it had me stumped for about 5 minutes. Anyways, the easiest way I got the image was to just save the page then find the image in the files folder.

Hope I've helped!

edit: damn HTML, all carrots replaced with brackets

09-21-2003, 07:39 AM	#2 (permalink)
yakimushi Addict	Is this what you're looking for? Code: {td vAlign=top background="HBO Sopranos_files/main_ep39.jpg"} {table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=545 border=0} {tbody} {tr} {td background="HBO Sopranos_files/spacer.gif"}{img height=20 alt="" src="HBO Sopranos_files/spacer.gif" width=185 border=0}{/td} What HBO did was use a table to format the page, then within the specific cell they defined the image you want as the background for that cell (ie, no right click). Then, they used a "clear" 1x1 pixel spacer to fill the cell leaving the image underneath. To tell you the truth, its quite an elegant solution, it had me stumped for about 5 minutes. Anyways, the easiest way I got the image was to just save the page then find the image in the files folder. Hope I've helped! edit: damn HTML, all carrots replaced with brackets Last edited by yakimushi; 09-21-2003 at 07:42 AM..