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Combining images
How do I combine two images in a users' browser?
(PS, NOT the GD function that combines text onto an image, but two images, on on top of the other). Thanks. |
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RE: Combining images
what exactly do you mean with combining? blending? placing them on top of each other?
IE has nice filter effects (but offcourse that's IE-only). Placing them on top of each other is easy if you use CSS. |
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RE: Combining images
Got me excited now.
I dont understand CSS yet. I can do basic HTML, and I am getting on fine with PHP and MySQL. I haven't learnt CSS yet because there is only so much time in a day, on top of everything else. One of my images has a regoin of transparency, and I want it to appear 'superimposed' on top of the other one. I'd be grateful for a basic HTML/CSS example I can copy and paste, so I can see how its done. Maybe even two basic images, one with a region of transparency - Of course, when I learn how, I will be creating the images myself. |
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RE: Combining images
I don't know what you mean with superimposed, but this will make the one image appear on top of the other:
<div style="position:relative"> <img src="image_back.gif" style="display:block;position:absolute;top:0px;left:0px" alt="" /> <img src="image_top.gif" style="display:block;position:absolute;top:0px;left:0px" alt="" /> </div> |
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