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I have a problem with images on my site. If you place all images
without a <br> they will fill the row and then next row and so on. The
numbers of pictures on every row depends on the resolution. This is
exactly what I want except one problem. I also want a small
description under every image. I have tryed <div> and stuff but
nothing works. Do someone know how I can solve this problem?



I have one more problem too. The menu frame in my frameset should't
have any margin at except the one in that html it views. I have tryed
this; marginwidth="0" marginheight="0", byt it only works in firefox.
I have tryed ie, opera and safari but thay show the standard margins.
Do anyone know what's wrong?

Eneroth3

On Jul 31, 12:14*pm, eneroth3 <enero...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a problem with images on my site..

Since you obviously don't know what's wrong with your code, maybe you
should post the URL here so someone can take a look at it.

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Travis
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Scripsit eneroth3:

> I have a problem with images on my site. If you place all images
> without a <br> they will fill the row and then next row and so on. The
> numbers of pictures on every row depends on the resolution.

Fine. There's the issue of spacing between images, but I guess you have
figured it out. Using CSS, it is easy to add some desired horizontal or
vertical spacing.

> This is
> exactly what I want except one problem. I also want a small
> description under every image.

Yes, that changes the picture (no pun intended).

The simple HTML-only way, frowned upon by some, is to use tables, with
one table consisting of an image and the description only, and with
align="left" attribute in <table> tags.

The CSS way is to use some markup (e.g., <div>) for a combination of an
image and the associated description and to set float: left for such
elements.

More info, with examples:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/www/captions.html

> I have one more problem too. The menu frame in my frameset should't
> have any margin at except the one in that html it views.

Just stop using frames. Frames are evil. Don't do frames, mm'kay?
Problem solved - or at least converted to a reasonable problem.

--
Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

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eneroth3 <> wrote:

> I have a problem with images on my site. If you place all images
> without a <br> they will fill the row and then next row and so on. The
> numbers of pictures on every row depends on the resolution. This is
> exactly what I want except one problem. I also want a small
> description under every image. I have tryed <div> and stuff but
> nothing works. Do someone know how I can solve this problem?
>
>

You might look at this sort of template and adapt to your needs.

<http://tinyurl.com/2jcs5r>

>
> I have one more problem too. The menu frame in my frameset should't
> have any margin at except the one in that html it views. I have tryed
> this; marginwidth="0" marginheight="0", byt it only works in firefox.
> I have tryed ie, opera and safari but thay show the standard margins.
> Do anyone know what's wrong?
>

You would need to post a URL. But if you have something like:

<frameset cols="150,*">

<frame src="navigation.html" name="navigation">
<frame src="content.html" name="content">

</frameset>

make sure you examine the simple margins and paddings in the actual
frames, navigation.html and content.html. Set the side ones to zero if
need be.

If you post a URL, I would be happy to take a look and suggest
something.

(In fact, anything to do with Frames, it would be a pleasure, like
fiddling with a 37 year old car - I am missing my old beast, a Ford XY
and had to sell it recently and am driving a pesky modern thing that
never seems to go wrong, a dangerous thing as this induces sleepy
boredom while driving instead of my former alert nervousness)

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dorayme