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Vorph · 08-11-2007, 04:37 AM

That's not quite what he's asking for though.

Try this tutorial: Resize a Popup to Fit an Image's Size [JavaScript & AJAX Tutorials]

In answer to the HTML editor question, I use Adobe GoLive for quick tasks (especially CSS) and the Visual Studio .NET environment for more serious programming. I really don't like WYSIWYG editors though, partially because I've been working with HTML since 1993, and partially because I think the code they generate ranges from decent but poorly formatted to utter shit. GoLive would be the former, and Dreamweaver the latter, in my experience (but to be fair the last version of DW I used was MX). If you are interested in the MS side of things, I definitely suggest downloading Visual Web Developer 2005 (it's free). Beta 2 of VWD 2008 is also available now. For non-MS work, but still free, I've heard good things about Blaze Composer.

08-11-2007, 04:37 AM	#5 (permalink)
Vorph Never Go Full Retard Join Date: May 2002 Location: Hell Posts: 5,365	That's not quite what he's asking for though. Try this tutorial: Resize a Popup to Fit an Image's Size [JavaScript & AJAX Tutorials] In answer to the HTML editor question, I use Adobe GoLive for quick tasks (especially CSS) and the Visual Studio .NET environment for more serious programming. I really don't like WYSIWYG editors though, partially because I've been working with HTML since 1993, and partially because I think the code they generate ranges from decent but poorly formatted to utter shit. GoLive would be the former, and Dreamweaver the latter, in my experience (but to be fair the last version of DW I used was MX). If you are interested in the MS side of things, I definitely suggest downloading Visual Web Developer 2005 (it's free). Beta 2 of VWD 2008 is also available now. For non-MS work, but still free, I've heard good things about Blaze Composer. __________________ Last edited by Vorph : 08-11-2007 at 09:08 AM.