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brahma

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Hi I am new to this forum having just started developing websites. I am trying to develop a page that uses css and a bit of java on CS5. I have an image controlled menu on the left side of the page - 2 columns and 3 rows so 6 menu items - when the page is loaded, all the images are "dimmed" and when the mouse hovers over one of the images, it is displayed in its normal state. What I want to do is have some text appear to the right hand side of the second column (this text relates to the image so will change when the user selects a different image. I have created a further 6 images that contain my text - not sure if this is the best way of doing this? ). I can get the first bit working (image menu - dimming and lighting) but can not get a third column to show my text. In the css section I have used the float:left command on the 1st, 3rd and 5th image.

I'm not sure if this makes sense - can anyone help?

Many thanks,

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