When you apply Snap to the body tag, your Snap User Interface allows you to
select a layer, and enter its snapped offsets, then select another layer and
enter its offsets, and again and again. This is the right way to do it.
You should do this for onLoad and then again for onResize events. This will
give you a body tag that looks like this (two layers snapped to a single
image) -
<body onLoad="P7_Snap('shield','Layer1',20,35,'shield',' Layer2',150,100)"
onResize="P7_Snap('shield','Layer1',20,35,'shield' ,'Layer2',150,100)">
Note that there is only a single instance of the call to P7_Snap for each
event.
Instead of that procedure, you have applied the Snap to a single layer, and
clicked OK. Then you have applied it to another layer and clicked OK. This
gives you multiple instances of the call to Snap.... The body tag itself
becomes larger than Minneapolis (edited for clarity), and much more
cumbersome -
<body
onload="MM_preloadImages('...');P7_Snap('prespickc ell','Layer1',15,47);P7_Sn
ap('trophypagecell','Layer2',12,40);P7_Snap('angle rscatalotcell','Layer4',0,
236);P7_Snap('anglerscatalotcell','Layer3',0,10);P 7_Snap('hunterscatalogcell
','Layer5',0,10);P7_Snap('hunterscatalogcell','Lay er6',0,170);P7_Snap('presp
ickcell','Layer7',0,10);P7_Snap('prespickcell','La yer8',0,235);P7_Snap('trop
hypagecell','Layer14',0,10);P7_Snap('trophypagecel l','Layer16',0,195);P7_Sna
p('huntingmontanacell','Layer13',0,10);P7_Snap('hu ntingmontanacell','Layer9'
,0,192);P7_Snap('prespickcell','Layer1',15,47);P7_ Snap('tipsntrickscell','La
yer10',0,10);P7_Snap('tipsntrickscell','Layer11',0 ,195);P7_Snap('fishingmont
anacell','Layer15',0,10);P7_Snap('fishingmontanace ll','Layer12',0,192);P7_Sn
ap('fishingmontanacell','Layer17',15,38)"
onresize="P7_Snap('trophypagecell','Layer2',12,40) ;P7_Snap('anglerscatalotce
ll','Layer4',0,236);P7_Snap('anglerscatalotcell',' Layer3',0,10);P7_Snap('hun
terscatalogcell','Layer5',0,10);P7_Snap('prespickc ell','Layer7',0,10);P7_Sna
p('hunterscatalogcell','Layer6',0,170);P7_Snap('pr espickcell','Layer8',0,235
);P7_Snap('trophypagecell','Layer14',0,10);P7_Snap ('trophypagecell','Layer16
',0,195);P7_Snap('huntingmontanacell','Layer13',0, 10);P7_Snap('huntingmontan
acell','Layer9',0,192);P7_Snap('tipsntrickscell',' Layer10',0,10);P7_Snap('ti
psntrickscell','Layer11',0,195);P7_Snap('fishingmo ntanacell','Layer15',0,10)
;P7_Snap('fishingmontanacell','Layer12',0,192);P7_ Snap('prespickcell','Layer
1',15,47);P7_Snap('fishingmontanacell','Layer17',1 5,38)">
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"A.H.O." <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote
Quote:
I guess Im confused. How can I apply 20 some different snaps of different
layers to different positions using the same snap command?
;P7_Snap('prespickcell','Layer1',15,47,
'trophypagecell','layer2',12,40,'anglerscatalogcel l','layer3',0,10 bla bla
bla)
Like that?
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Re: only half of layer is colored with BGcolor NS -
07-21-2004
, 08:24 AM
Linear Mode
