Re: an effect I am interested in

They are assembled in a table, one image to a cell, with cellspacing,
border, and cellpadding set to 0...

Also, do not pout a hard break before the closing </td> and I am sure there
are similar cautions.

The overall image does not actually load fast...in fact, it can take a hair
longer due to the rendering of the table.  Because the smaller pieces *each*
load faster, though, the illusion is of a faster page because something is
constantly happening...

Darrell

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----- Original Message -----
From: christeen <cmarieb(at)email.msn.com>
To: hwg-basics@mail. hwg. org <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 1999 3:08 PM
Subject: an effect I am interested in


> I have seen an effect on several pages that I am interested in but so far
I
> have been unable to duplicate.  It appears to involve cutting the main
> graphic into several different .jpegs so they appear fairly quickly.  The
> code then places them next to each other to recreate the whole picture.
My
> problem is that, using something like paint shop pro and cutting into
> pieces, I get a window pane effect when I put the jpgs into place.  Does
> anybody know how they are doing this?  An example of what I am looking to
do
> is on:   http://sillygirl.simplenet.com/
> Thanks...
>
>
> christine baker
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>

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