picture in textbox?!help!

[DJsexie]

This might be a weird question, but is there anyway of putting pictures and links in a textbox? I know the answer is probably no, but please look at the following site (http://fade.to/default) and tell me is there any way of putting pictures in that box there?

I am NEW to all these programming stuffs...please help me!!!

Thanks a lot!:)

[Bruce]

No it's not possible in a textbox.

[DJsexie]

damn! what else should I do then, if I want a window in there that can dispaly picture and links?:confused:

[Dusty]

You could use an iFrame, or you could just put the text, images, and links directly on the page (seems like the best solution to me).

[DJsexie]

Originally posted by Dusty
You could use an iFrame, or you could just put the text, images, and links directly on the page (seems like the best solution to me).

I tried iFrame but the border doesn't seem nice and it takes a little long to load. There, now I chaged it into iFrame. Anyway I can change the border? click here (http://fade.to/default) to see it.

[meow]

Yeah, the box at http://fade.to/default is an iframe, not a text box.

<<ADD>> Ooops! I thought that was a page that demonstrated what you wanted to do. :biggrin2:

[DJsexie]

Originally posted by meow
Yeah, the box at http://fade.to/default is an iframe, not a text box.

so your point is?

[DJsexie]

never mind, never mind, I'll use iFrame for some pagesand textboxes for another. Thanks for your helps..^_^

:)

[el crapo]

What do u mean you don't like the border? Do u want it gone?

[meow]

lol! We posted at the same time twice in a row. :p
See above. I didn't know it was your page and that you had changed it.
FRAMEBORDER can only have the values 1 or 0 (on/off). You need CSS to change the looks.

[Mekhu]

Here is an example of iframe code with NO border....if you want a NICE CUSTOM colored border around it I think you could just put it in a border with a color bg.

Anyways here's the code.

<iframe width=100% height=360 src="index.html" noresize frameborder="0">YOU CAN ADD A MESSAGE HERE FOR NUTSCRAPE USERS</iframe>

Mekhu

[LastActionHero]

why not put the image in a layer? a div tag?

[Krajensky]

Or go with full-blown frames...that would be cross-browser. Beyond that the best way is with a DHTML scroll-layer...sorry I don't have a URL example.

Krajensky

[MaGiCSuN]

a textbox that allows html??

it's there yes:

<ilayer name="scroll1">
<div id="scroll3"
style="width:100;height:75;
background-color:COLORHERE;
overflow:auto">
TEXT HTML TEXT HTML
</textarea></div>


Love,
Mirna

[DJsexie]

Originally posted by meow
FRAMEBORDER can only have the values 1 or 0 (on/off). You need CSS to change the looks.

I need CSS, ok. HOW?

[meow]

Like so: :)
http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/css/box/
http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/css/box/#border
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/box.html#border-properties

[DJsexie]

hmmm.....thanks a lot;)

Now er...where do I put these CSS? Before the iFrame tag or inside the iFrame tag?

[meow]

Lazy, are we? :D

You can do it in several ways, but if all you want CSS for is the iframe border you can as well inline it. Here's a nice red border :p

<iframe style="border: 2px solid #FF0000">

If you want it in HEAD you go:

<style type="text/css">
<!--
iframe { border: 2px solid #FF0000 }
-->
</style>

[DJsexie]

OOH thank you SOOOOOOO much.

Looking through all those page is a impossiblity for me...hehe:D

[-tuw-]

i think only way to put images in <textarea> is this:

<style>
textarea { background-image: "image.jpg" }
</style>

or this (i don't remember which one it is):

<style>
textarea { background: "image.jpg" }
</style>

[gyrbo]

or:
background: image(image.gif)

[meow]

{ background: url("image.gif") }
{ background-image: url("image.gif") }

[gyrbo]

I knew you had to use a function, didn't really knew what one.

[meow]

No function, just CSS syntax. BTW is that supposed to work with text area? Don't think it does.

[-tuw-]

Originally posted by meow
No function, just CSS syntax. BTW is that supposed to work with text area? Don't think it does.

i think it should work... thx for correction btw :D

[meow]

Yeah it sure does! Works with <input type="text"> too. Cool. ;)

[-tuw-]

Originally posted by meow
Yeah it sure does! Works with <input type="text"> too. Cool. ;)

it works with buttons too btw.

try this:

<style>
.b1 { background: url("image.gif") }
.b2 { background: url("image2.gif") }
</style>

<input type=button class="b1" name="button1" onmouseover="button1.className='b1'" onmouseout="button1.className='b2'">

and you should see how that button changes it's background on mouseover and mouseout ;)

[bigperm]

Way to think outside of the box fellas.