Java and CSS war

[bertramWisco]

Hello,

I'm trying to create a web banner that consists of (2) parts. The first is a static .gif image that is floated left. The second is a rotating image (called with Java), also floated, that is supposed to display in-line with the .gif image beside it.

Everything works fine and displays correctly, including the random image, until I specify a link for the random image. If I include a link with the random image, the pic seems to ignore the float commands and instead jumps to the next line and displays below the gif.

Here is how I coded the random image with link:

var whichBanner = Math.round(Math.random()*(q-1));
function showBanner(){
document.write('<a href="http://www.google.com"<img src="'+theBanners[whichBanner]+'"></a>');
}

As soon as the <a href="... is removed, the image displays in the correct position (but without a link, obviously). What can I do?

Much Thanks,
B

[Dwarner]

Now your image should be placed at the root of your project (with Eclipse for example, in the root folder of the project, not even in the source directory. I know that listening to the display of images in java is pretty boring ..
the best things is to create a class that extends JPanel and override the method pain. Then you only need to create an instance of the class and include where you want the image to be displayed.