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<img src="slike/img012.jpg" width="35" height="30" /> <h3
style="line-height: 1px;" >Aktualno </h3>

It would need to show in the same row, but with this above coding the
"Aktualno" title goes bellow the image...
I tried to put it in the same row with the align="absmiddle" but without
succed, anyone has a clue ?

Thnks
catalyst

On Jul 4, 10:56*am, "catalyst" <catal...@dr.com> wrote:
> <img src="slike/img012.jpg" width="35" height="30" /> <h3
> style="line-height: 1px;" >Aktualno </h3>
>
> It would need to show in the same row, but with this above coding the
> "Aktualno" title goes bellow the image...
> I tried to put it in the same row with the align="absmiddle" but without
> succed, anyone has a clue ?
>
> Thnks
> catalyst

<h3><img src="slike/img012.jpg" width="35" height="30" alt=""/>
Aktualno</h3>

Steve

On Jul 4, 11:10 am, Steve Pugh <steve.gru...@gmail.com> wrote
> <h3><img src="slike/img012.jpg" width="35" height="30" alt=""/>
> Aktualno</h3>

Try also stylesheets with background-image,
for example

<h3 class="myclass">some text here</h3>

and the style code for .myclass something like

..myclass {
background-image: url("imageurl-here");
background-repeat: no-repeat;
.... more styling for things like positioning,
.... width, height, etc. ....
}

Gus Richter wrote:
> catalyst wrote:
>> <img src="slike/img012.jpg" width="35" height="30" /> <h3
>> style="line-height: 1px;" >Aktualno </h3>
>>
>> It would need to show in the same row, but with this above coding the
>> "Aktualno" title goes bellow the image...
>> I tried to put it in the same row with the align="absmiddle" but
>> without succed, anyone has a clue ?
>
> IMG is an inline element. (An inline element is set on the same line.)
> H3 is a block element. (A block element is set on a new line.)
>
> Restructure as Steve showed or make H3 display as inline with:
> display:inline;
>

However, IMG is an inline element and should be inside a block element
to begin with, for for the latter both the IMG and H3 would have to be
both within a block element, i.e., DIV

<div>
<img ... >
</h3> ... </h3>
</div>

so I would say the former would be a simpler solution

<h3><img ... > ... </h3>

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