Images

[helavagal]

I have inserted a jpeg into my project and applied a transparency to it. I wanted the whole bottom of the page to have different images, but have the same transparency, so I ctrl-k and moved the image. But when I put a different picture in one of the frames, all of them change. Is there a way to make the images separate without losing the transparency?

Thank you

Angela (again )

[cursor]

As an experiment, I started a web page, then did the following:

1. Dragged a single jpg from Windows Explorer and dropped it at the bottom of the page.
2. Sized it proportionaly, using a corner handle.
3. Applied a 50% lineal transparency.
4. Right mouse click & dragged a clone, then another, creating a row of [same] images them across the bottom of the page.
5. From my open Windows Explorer, I Ctrl+dragged a different photo over the top of the first image and released the mouse button. The new image replaced the former, and the transparency feature remained.
6. Did the same thing with a different new image, dragged over and released onto the second image. The new image replaced the former, and the transparency feature remained.

[helavagal]

what I did was have the transparency on one side of the image and then copied. When I apply a new image to the copied image, both images changed. What step am I missing?

[cursor]

Note the use of the Ctrl key when dragging & dropping the new photo over the target bitmap. Step 5 above.

[helavagal]

I must be tired, because I missed that one.

Thank you Curtis for your help and your patience

[helavagal]

I tried with the ctrl pressed and it still changed all of them at the same time. I will keep trying.

It did it once and then stopped. I also gave each one a different name hoping that would work.

[cursor]

Why not attach your .web file so I can take a peek?

[helavagal]

Duh. Like I said, I think I am running on fumes. Here you go.

[helavagal]

it's on the development page.

Thank you so much, Curtis, for looking at this.

[steve.ledger]

Use Ctrl+SHIFT while dragging a new image to replace a single image on the page. This will prevent the new image replacing all of them.