HTML help

[will22clark]

this was moved.i hope its in the right forum now

if you look at my site on the for trade section, you may notice i am stuck trying to figure out how to get the text under the scan and not on the side of the scan. if i can get all the text under the scan,i can fit 3 scans side by side with no problem.im looking for the code.can anyone help?

update- now the scans and text are in the right places.Now i need them to all come together without a space,not so spread apart. I would like to fit the 3 scans and text to each line without having to scroll to the side.any help is appreciated

[Shayne1911]

Right after the picture code put <br>. That will put the text to the next line. :)

[will22clark]

shayne-it did what you said but all my pics got the little red x

[molly1984]

do you still need help? if so it sounds like you want to user a table maybe and then use a line break like shayne said.

<table border="0">
<tr>
<td><img src="image name" alt="alt text" /><br />Text under the image</td>

<td><img src="image name" alt="alt text" /><br />Text under the image</td>

<td><img src="image name" alt="alt text" /><br />Text under the image</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td><img src="image name" alt="alt text" /><br />Text under the image</td>

<td><img src="image name" alt="alt text" /><br />Text under the image</td>

<td><img src="image name" alt="alt text" /><br />Text under the image</td>
</tr>

</table>


Does that make sense? each <tr></tr> is a row in the table. I put in three <td> cells (stands for table data, basically a table cell that is in that row) since you said 3 images per row.

[will22clark]

molly-pm sent,thanks!

[will22clark]

update- now the scans and text are in the right places.Now i need them to all come together without a space,not so spread apart. I would like to fit the 3 scans and text to each line without having to scroll to the side.any help is appreciated

[TribeBuckeyeFan]

You can simply make your images smaller, but the scrolling will also depend on monitor size and browser used. What may work for you may not work for everyone. I use a 17" monitor at work and I had to scroll a little bit, but I've got a 24" monitor at home. I highly doubt I'll be scrolling on that.


When all else fails, try here - http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp

[will22clark]

brunell- thanks for the link.It looks extremely helpful for the future. I will check it out.

Now,all scans are resized but they are too far spread apart. My question is, is it possible to not have 1 to 2 inches space in between each scan.That would fit ALL for the average 17 inch monitor.

[TribeBuckeyeFan]

I'll have to look at your site after work. I can't see photobucket from here, so it's kind of hard to determine where everything is situated. Maybe try removing your <div> tags?

[will22clark]

tried removing the <div> tags,but it stayed the same