Thread: New Jigsaw Section Added

Have now added this section so that members can make their own Jigsaws and link to them in a post.



Thanks to Chocky for suggesting this.


Here's how to do it:

Join up to www.jigzone.com and upload a picture of the correct size, it must be ideally 400x300 pixels and less than 20KB in filesize.

Once you've done that, you can copy the code from the site to embed the jigsaw into a web page.

You will need your own web space and a simple HTML editor, or you can actually do it with notepad simply by saving it as a .html file.

Upload the file to your webspace and remember the file path, it might be something like _http:www/mywebspace.co.uk/files/butterfly.html , then paste the following code (but your website address) into your new thread here [iframe_]http://www/mywebspace.co.uk/files/butterfly.html[_/iframe] without the underscores in the brackets.

Brilliant I'll be up all night now. Thanks ever so much.

Brill are'n they?
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I'll start a small section for them Chocky, then people can register with www.jigzone.com and make their own, it seems to be best if there is only one per thread, otherwise the page takes too long to load..

If they have their own web space, they can make a simple HTML page up and then use the script from the site and put a link like this in their post like below, but without the spaces inside the brackets:

Code:

[ iframe ]www.yoursite.co.uk/jigsawpage.html[ /iframe ]

Fair enough. But you see thay are good fun ?

Ok where does one put that code (no ruderies)

Just start a blank webpage with macromedia and paste the code onto it, or even insert it into one of your templates.

Right got that .
Thank you

The code didn't work.
My website doesn't have templates it is all put together as I do it.
Each time I add a poem I incert a layer and in gos the poem pic, link, text, HTML, or Java scipt.
I tried the code both ways text and HTmL but nothing happend except that I had to replace the whole page with a backup because I couln't remove the text.

No don't do it that way, make a totally separate page with the code on, then link to it from here or one of your pages.

Oh right. Wy don't I just go to the site . I have copied and pasted your instructions into word and will study this and will have a go at
Thank you. Rolf