crmamx
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in order for margin: 0 auto to work, the width must be specifically set using a unit not a percentage; which is what cssfreakie just did in the above code.
But that only works if you live in Cherokee County....
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I had the same problem and what cssfreakie is telling you works.
If you would like to see some good examples of the box model, float and positioning look here:
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cssfreakie.... i am happy to provide the solution how to center it. (because that is a bit tricky)
It isn't tricky if you use monkeys.
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it's good to see someone else that is using as much emoticons as me
Welcome!
and if you want to learn css, check out the tutorial of crmamx!
Where is this resources thingy you mentioned?
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Curious as to what languages you are interested in?
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Yes css is another solution but why html doesn't work
the html code above is correct
I don't know what your problem is but you are right, the code does work.
But first, why are you linking to the image instead of downloading it?
And secondly, the image is 75x50 px and you can't resize a picture larger without distorting it which is what happens in this case.
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Knowing cssfreakie I'm quite sure that he considers you to be like "Daniel-San" in the Karate kid, where he goes to the competition and Miyagi tells them "he has a black belt".
Both of you are at the top of the food chain. It has been my pleasure to have interacted with "ya'll."
But don't stop yet, we have to fine tune this project.
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...cssfreakie...
Hopefully you read some fun and helpful stuff here. This blog is mainly aimed at the novice, mediocre and pretending to be advanced css student. If you have comments, questions or anything don't hesitate to post them. If you are completely new to css, you might want to have a look at a free tutorial of a former student of mine, although it's not a book, it should teach you the basics to give you a head-start in building your very own website.
Why do you say "former student?" Does that mean you have washed your hands of me?..
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Is your google broken?
Mine quit working a couple of years ago. If I get the chance might try feeding it one of those revival pills.
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Thanks. I won't lose it this time.
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gizmola posted the best link to a color chart I have seen. I bookmarked it but now can't find it.
I hate FF bookmarks. One place IE is much better.
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The reason I suggested getting a different editor is a while back I was doing the same thing...using a WYSIWYG editor. As soon as I started trying to use any JS or php the editor totally screwed it up. You at least need to eliminate that as a source of any problems.
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Get a decent editor like NetBeans or Komodo.
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So, what is the question?
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If your table is not displaying correctly it is probably due to your script outputting invalid HTML.
And if you get a totally useless reply to a question, what is that due to?
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Why don't you resize it with a photo editor instead of the browser?
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FIXED
Since you posted a problem it would be nice if you posted what you did to fix it.
Also mark the topic "solved."
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Good one crmamx!
Got a good teacher.
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I want them to stay side by side even when the browser window is resized. Currently if the browser is not as wide as both images, it'll move one below the other. I want them to stay side by side no matter what. Is it possible without a table?
What am I missing?
How can you put 2 gallons in a quart container?
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well if you don't want them to have some space, set them to
display:block;
and than
float:left;
If the browser is not as wide as both images, how can they stay side by side? Where is the room?
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I mentioned 2 separate things.
1. the minheight is for all browsers so just put that in you original stylesheet.
2. the second things was that you said in IE6 my site looks broken. A common cause for that is that someone didn't supply display:inline on floated elements. But if i were you I wouldn't bother really.
1. I did already.
2. Thank you, I won't.
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I understand what you are saying but then I am lost.
This is my CSS:
.thumbnail { float: left; margin:5px; text-align: center; background:#0055BB; padding:3px; border:1px solid #fff; margin:0px; color:#fff; width:170px; min-height: 210px; }and you say that for IE6 I need to add:
#thumbnail{ display:inline; /* because this element is floated */ }But then is seems I have defined the same ID twice.
And how and where and what in the HTML do I put this?
<!--[if IE 6]> Special instructions for IE 6 here <![endif]-->
The special instructions ought to be : Get a decent browser...
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Gotcha! Never would have had any idea what min-height was used for.
By the way, want to apologize for using your picture in the Photo Album ( 3rd from left ). It was a mistake and I will remove it immediately....
Got to view my main site using IE6 at a hobby store yesterday. It is a total mess. Asked the owner why he didn't upgrade and he said he never used it except to look up parts.
But I could care less. If you're so dumb you are still running IE6 you don't need to be looking at my site anyway.
By the way, I removed the section on Wamp. Concluded that it had no business in a tutorial for absolute CSS beginners.
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FTW>>
I lived in Murphy for several years.
Rib Country rules!!!