Help with image placement in new browser window.

I need help trying to position images that are being opened
in a new browser window. I have created a photo gallery with
thumbnails that are links to the larger image. Ive used the
behaviors panel to open the new image in a new browser window but
the image is always shown at the top left margins of the new
window. Is there a way to 1. center the image in the new window, 2.
change the background color of the new window that opens.
Any help would be appreciated.
Stu

If, as I read it, you are simply opening the image, it will
always be upper
left and cannot be changed. IF you wnat to position it, you
will need to
create a new html page and position your image on that page,
then call the
page, not the image from your thumbnail link.
In Dreamweaver in the command menu try the "Create Web Photo
Album" command.
It will create all of your pages, links and thumbnails for
you. (requires
Fireworks)
Michael Hager
www.cmhager.com
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>I need help trying to position images that are being
opened in a new
>browser
> window. I have created a photo gallery with thumbnails
that are links to
> the
> larger image. Ive used the behaviors panel to open the
new image in a new
> browser window but the image is always shown at the top
left margins of
> the new
> window. Is there a way to 1. center the image in the new
window, 2.
> change the
> background color of the new window that opens.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Stu
>

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