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Originally posted by raceprouk
There's nothing wrong with using tables. Displaying the images the way you want can be classed as a structural decision, therefore tables are what to use.
* user2319 thinks tables are for information, not images
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Just set border="0" then no one will see that you are using tables.
Haha
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You can't have a <div> inside a <p> tag (AFAIK anyway) - you could do it the other way around and have the <p> inside the <div> though.
My father doesn't close <p>aragraphs (
HTML4
)
Thanks, TheBlasphemer
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This only works in Opera, so it's not a good solution. Wrap the text and picture in a floated div, as others have suggested.
Still thanks, but the main public of my father's website != Opera
And I don't like browser-specific solutions
@lp15, I really *wouldn't* use Frontpage, or any WYSIWYG.
This is what i know have. I hope it's correct (I'm kind of new to CSS
)
code:
<!-- Hoofdtekst -->
<h1>Enkele nazaten van Jan Adriaanse Wever</h1>
<div style="float: left;" width="324">
<img src="images/A.jpg" alt="foto A" height="442" width="324" title="A"><br>
A caption)
</div>
<div style="float: left;" width="473">
<img src="images/B.jpg" alt="foto B" height="316" width="473" title="B"><br>
B caption
</div>
<div style="float: left;" width="473">
<img src="images/C.jpg" alt="foto C" width="473" title="C)"><br>
C caption
</div>
</body>
</html>
