Well I'm more of an I use to do HTML and didn't for a few years and
need major refreshing. I'm working on learning CSS more now so I was
kind of guided into using that for the most part. Try this url:
http://paymca.org/newy3/facilities.htm
It's not finished so don't mind the sloppiness. What I have is the tip
center main table centered using CSS and that table has two columns.
On the left you see the vertical nav menu. IN the right table you see
the "our facilities" box. That is actually another 2 column table
inside the main table that I first spoke of. I am using CSS to put the
"our facilities table" margin-bottom 150px for it's positioning. I
figured I could just throw another table right under that and just use
CSS with the margin-bottom and put a different pixel value and it would
position it under that. Apparently that is not the case. I guess the
best thing to do woudl be to split the right column of the main table
into another table? I guess I'm trying to stay away from that because
I was on another group and they basically blasted me for using tables
so I thought using more tables in my structure was a bad thing.
Anyway, I dont know what the best thing to do is to acheive what I
want. I want to be able to put text or other pictures under where the
"facilities" box is. I hope this explains it a little better.
Consider me a newb when you write back. I appreciate any info you
could give. Thanks.
Christopher P. Winter wrote:
On 26 Jul 2006 12:39:24 -0700, "ridergroov" <ri*********@comcast.netwrote:
Hi folks. I'm trying to figure out how I can insert 2 different
graphics into a table cell and align one to the top and one to the
bottom using CSS. I used the "vertical align" to "top" in DW but
nothing happens. I don't understand why. Please help. Thanks.
It's hard to figure what you're trying to achieve here. Could you explain it
more fully? (And maybe give us a URI?)
Why do you want to put two images (and maybe some text) into the same cell in
the table? I would put one item per cell and arrange any other items in the
table using ROWSPAN and COLSPAN as appropriate.
Is it that you're a beginner? No harm in that; we all started out that way.
But since you can handle the hints you've already been given, you'll have no
trouble doing your table the right way.