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That's where CSS IDs/classes come in. You can wrap your image map and header with a separate ID using a div tag like this:
<div id="myimagemap">
here comes your imagemap
</div>
and then you can address that ID with CSS code. For example this would generally hide the imagemap:
#myimagemap {
display: none;
}
and with the following code it ...
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Allen from Digital Grin the person who created the blog I learned from answered my question on Digital Grin. The reason it was doing that incase anyone comes across the same problem was because
"The buttons are wrapping to the next line because the menu container/div is not wide enough. 700px wide seems to work in Firefox, might need a few px's wider to ...
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Yes, there is.
I created this video tutorial to help you make a site that looks and works like this:
http://www.johnnywalkerphotography.smugmug.com/ (demo site)
Who is this video tutorial for:
It's ideal for new SmugMug users as I start the tutorial from scratch.
But I know many people that have existing and well established SmugMug sites that have used ...
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