Hi!
im unable to make the images displayed beside each other wihtout gaps.
this is my code:
[html]
<table width=600 hight=800>
<tr>
<td>
<a href="Images/bg2.gif" target="_blank" > <img src=Images/pic2.jpg></a>
<a href="Images/bg2.gif" target="_blank" > <img src=Images/pic2.jpg></a>
<a href="Images/bg2.gif" target="_blank" > <img src=Images/pic2.jpg></a>
</td></tr>
</table>
[/html]
but in the output the images have space inbetween. is there a way to put them without any space . thx
10  3389 
This happens because images are always inline, just like text, and create 'inline boxes'. So you have to simply change the property of the div to 'display:block' . The only problem is that block level elements occupy the full width of the page so 'float:left' will keep them on the same line.
This happens because images are always inline, just like text, and create 'inline boxes'. So you have to simply change the property of the div to 'display:block' . The only problem is that block level elements occupy the full width of the page so 'float:left' will keep them on the same line.
thx for ur help. it works for the top and bottom images, but the image on the horizontal level still have gabs. i don know how to resolve this.
Well, it shouldn't, so post a link or your markup.
Hi there,
Try using: -
<table style="border:0px;padding:0px;margin:0px;">
-
Normally works for me. Hope it helps!
Best regards,
medicineworker
Hi there,
Try using:
-
<table style="border:0px;padding:0px;margin:0px;">
-
Normally works for me. Hope it helps!
Best regards,
medicineworker
thx for all ur help.
Well, there you go, and me spouting off on the other stuff and not paying attention to the fact that the images are in a table. My advice applies to non-table images (not that I would ever lay a page out using tables :) ).
Well, there you go, and me spouting off on the other stuff and not paying attention to the fact that the images are in a table. My advice applies to non-table images (not that I would ever lay a page out using tables :) ).
Lol - even the W3C Schools' website uses tables for layout (which technically isn't a conformity to their own WAIA standards, as you're really meant to use <div>'s - but everyone knows that... don't they... like I do on my website *cough* not *cough* 8-)).
medicineworker
W3CSchools is in no way affiliated with the W3C.
W3CSchools is in no way affiliated with the W3C.
My apologies, you are correct (W3 Schools is (c) Refsnes Data).
My boo-boo.
med
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