New poster here, I just want to be able to put images for the same horizontal line or 3 or 4 images side by simply side. That’s most I ask. You should help me. Thankyou Cowpie9
What maybe you have tried It need to just minicode < img /> < img /> < img /> /minicode.
Hi there Shani; Your answer shows that of a amature I ‘m, yes that functions & can be used but would want to have space among the images as being the background picture in my site can be changed often, the background is definitely dark enough therefore , the text can be read through the whole site, I have a number of advertisers that I’d like to put a bit text around & have some space involving the images. Thankyou much; cowpie9
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Cowpie9, are you wanting text between your images Are you able to post jpg or something illustrating what you want to accomplish (sans history image)
Hi there again; The some images of structures are just underneath my title & they’re staggered downward. They’re spaced the way I’d like to see them ( quit center & right ) but need them on exactly the same level or brand Thankyou again cowpie9. ( A revisit on the web site will present to you ) http: //www. kiva. net/cowpie9/
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And taking a look at the cowpie site type of threw me off of my rocker.
Mlseim- I realize what you suggest!
Cowpie- Please reference this line of your code:
< div align=" left" > < img alt=" insurance coverage a (15K)" src=" My%20Images/insurance%20a. jpg" height=" 137" width=" 208" /> < div align=" center" > < img alt=" insurance coverage a (15K)" src=" My%20Images/insurance%20a. jpg" height=" 137" width=" 208" /> < div align=" right" > < img alt=" insurance coverage a (15K)" src=" My%20Images/insurance%20a. jpg" height=" 137" width=" 208" />
The problem could be the < div>. Div is really a block-level element, which is the reason each picture is on the different line. In case you refer to msleim’s code above one or two posts, you’ll notice how many of the images are inside same div.
You’ll be able to either put these individuals together like msleim’s case in point; and put the particular align attribute inside < img> tag (not sure if which will work). Or, you need to use a < span> rather than a < div>. Or perhaps, you can create your divs behave like an inline element by adding this to your current div: minicode< div align=" center" > /minicode
Could possibly be other solutions at the same time
Wouldn’t floating the divs often be another solution
Yes, floating would do the job. That is how I might do it, coupled with centering and eradicating. But, with inline styles within the page, it may be a complicated remedy.