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Shmoo97

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hi all ,
Ive been looking for this one quite a while and the only thing i found was 'suckerfish' .
I'm looking fors some code that can make
<img src="Gameworld.jpg" height="" width="" >
in to a button that makes a list
<ul id="Dropodownlist"></ul>
appear below that button .
If anyone could help ?

Greetz Orange

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Tintinfan

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Im not sure about drop downs...but linking images can be done somthing like this...



<a href="http://blablabla.com/" >
<img src="animage.png" />
</a>


The above might not work correctly as i removed the image class as i dont think youll need it :P .

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Shmoo97

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Im not sure about drop downs...but linking images can be done somthing like this...



<a href="http://blablabla.com/" >
<img src="animage.png" />
</a>


The above might not work correctly as i removed the image class as i dont think youll need it :P .

I know that tintin im afraid i'll have to call PA in on this one

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I know that tintin im afraid i'll have to call PA in on this one


Yes I know you said that we just discussed it in chat... :P

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lvan

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Im not sure about drop downs...but linking images can be done somthing like this...



<a href="http://blablabla.com/" >
<img src="animage.png" />
</a>


The above might not work correctly as i removed the image class as i dont think youll need it :P .

If you want to make IE more compatible with your code you should do this:

<a href="http://blablabla.com/"><img src="animage.png" alt="" /></a>

IE just loves alt="".

Dropdown: http://woork.blogspo...-digg-like.html (Just edit the CSS so it looks how you want it to look.

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Shmoo97

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i already solved it everett but still thanx

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