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HankWangford replied

16 April 2008, 22:05
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Supposed to discourage copying innit?

i thought it to discourage spawning two concurrent connections for separate images when one will do....
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xoggoth replied

15 April 2008, 18:53
Supposed to discourage copying innit?
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NickFitz replied

15 April 2008, 14:02
Originally posted by Weltchy View Post

Divs and CSS. Come on guys, tables are soooo 20th century.

Absolutely, but I couldn't be bothered to get into it at that time in the evening - I was more interested in getting out of the office

A more interesting question is, why not just use one image? There doesn't appear to be any reason whatsoever for there to be two of them.
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Ardesco replied

15 April 2008, 10:44
Originally posted by dang65 View Post

Yeah, and close your img tags:

<img src="central_2x1.jpg" style="width: 870px; height: 36px;"/>

He said HTML, not XHTML. You don't close the image tag in HTML.

HTH
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dang65 replied

15 April 2008, 08:02
Yeah, and close your img tags:

<img src="central_2x1.jpg" style="width: 870px; height: 36px;"/>
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Weltchy replied

15 April 2008, 07:40
Divs and CSS. Come on guys, tables are soooo 20th century.
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NickFitz replied

15 April 2008, 00:36
Originally posted by wc2 View Post

That works

Thanks

NP

Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Look, can the rest of you just answer the complicated stuff about networks and databases n' stuff and leave these easy ones for us senile old retired sorts? I saw that title and said I know that, me, me me me me me oooh sir please sir me sir and then I clicked on it an found some other bastard had already done answered it. I will have to kill myself now.

Oops, sorry xog

Go play with your wasps, that'll make things seem better (only seem, mind)
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xoggoth replied

14 April 2008, 19:55
Look, can the rest of you just answer the complicated stuff about networks and databases n' stuff and leave these easy ones for us senile old retired sorts? I saw that title and said I know that, me, me me me me me oooh sir please sir me sir and then I clicked on it an found some other bastard had already done answered it. I will have to kill myself now.
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wc2 replied

14 April 2008, 19:47
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

Try

<table width="75" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">

That works

Thanks
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NickFitz replied

14 April 2008, 19:27
Try

<table width="75" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
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wc2 started a topic Tables HTML

14 April 2008, 19:15
Tables HTML

Could someone correct the following code?

I have 2 pictures in this table, There is a gap between the images (I want rid of it) as it's one image sliced.

Cheers

WC2

<table width="75" border="0">
<tr>
<td><img src="central_1x1.jpg" width="870" height="157"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td height="38"><img src="central_2x1.jpg" width="870" height="36"></td>
</tr>
</table>
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