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FrontPage "how 2 change background when viewing thumbnail link image"

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FrontPage "how 2 change background when viewing thumbnail link image"

FrontPage "how 2 change background when viewing thumbnail link image"

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How can I change the color or background image to match the rest of my web's theme?
when I auto thumbnail an image, and click on it to view its larger image, or click to open the images link, the page always is displayed with a white background, instead of showing the larger image with the common background color/image utilized within the rest of my site?
How do I get the background of the image display screen to have matching properties of the rest of my web site?

Look at www.parsickphotography.com then click on one of the thumbnails to see what I am talking about!

Thanks!

Vince

RE: FrontPage "how 2 change background when viewing thumbnail link image"

(OP)
Hello!
Anybody?

RE: FrontPage "how 2 change background when viewing thumbnail link image"

Well, if you use the normal thumbnail process, the image will always display as a larger image on a white background.

Frankly, I don't think it is necessary to match the background, as the intention at this point is to view the image.

The following tutorial will show you how to fit the image to the window, so there is no background. Instead of the thumbnail process, this would be separate pages for the larger image and then a hyperlink on the thumbnail.

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Hope I have been of some help,
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