how to display images without gap

[mayormel]

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

[drhowarddrfine]

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.

[mayormel]

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.

[drhowarddrfine]

Well, it shouldn't, so post a link or your markup.

[JamieHowarth0]

Hi there,

Try using:

<table style="border:0px;padding:0px;margin:0px;">
 

Normally works for me. Hope it helps!

Best regards,

medicineworker

[mayormel]

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.

[drhowarddrfine]

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 :) ).

[JamieHowarth0]

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

[drhowarddrfine]

W3CSchools is in no way affiliated with the W3C.

[JamieHowarth0]

W3CSchools is in no way affiliated with the W3C.

My apologies, you are correct (W3 Schools is (c) Refsnes Data).
My boo-boo.

med

[jadedchron]

The reason as mentioned above (as I recently found out) is because you have your linked images on separate lines of the HTML. Put them all on the same line w/out the breaks in the code. OR you can use display:inline for the img.