html problem
 

I'm making a site, but I got a small problem.

I got some small images that I use as link to the full size images.
Now I want to open it in a different window, so I use target="_blank".
So now it opens a new window when I click the link.
But I want to change a few things.

I want that the new window has te same size as the image, and has now scrollbalks, menu and other stuff, just only the image.

How can I do this.

use javascript

site must be in html, schoolwork

I would see no other way of doing this

now I got this

<tr align=center>
<TD width=400 align center><img src ="achterkant.jpg"width=188 height=70></td>
<TD width=400 align center><img src ="boven.jpg" width=188 height=70></td>
<TD width=400 align center><img src ="blauw.jpg" width=188 height=70></td>
<TD width=400 align center><img src ="interieur.jpg" width=188 height=70></td>
</tr>




It works perfect with firefox, but in IE it opens the folder with all the images in at the same time it opens the new window :s.
Because we work with IE at school :^D (best browser EVER) the site has to work on IE :(

Well, not really, but there is no other way...

U need to "read" image-dimensions, will only work with serverside-scipt or client-side script (javascript).

remove the "directories=0"?


And you're not really measuring the dimensions either, are you?

dunno, copied it from a forum :D.

BTW, can you explain the meaning of all that stuff to me? Maybe handy when I need to make something else.

no scroll:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...ies/scroll.asp
New window sized in javascript:
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/openwin.html
Or in html:
Home
Or resizing a window in javascript:
http://www.ahfb2000.com/webmaster_he...?threadid=2535

<a> is nescessary for the onClick(), but the onClick should work fine without that "javascript void(0)" in front of it


the rest is simple: it describes how the new window needs to look like, and opens the given file (your image).

Try to delete the 'href="" ', because now the JS will open a new window, and your "htmlclick" will open the image...