RaoufOsman

You guys are great!! Jairathnem your answer made everything click. Thanks Josh for the clarification. Btw good guess because that's basically what it is doing.

So I am an intern doing PHP development, the issue is I am having a hard time understanding what a colleague of mine wrote: $x=(array) $child->tid; $tagname = (string) $child->name[0]; Just in a broad sense why does he initialize $x = (array)? etc.. I never seen this syntax, my OOP isnt as well as it should be, but any help is appreciated. I cant post the code because my boss is wary of people stealing code.

Set the css for your text to display inline-block or any other way you want to display the text. I hope this helps.

Sorry I am on my cell phone. But from what I am understanding, I think you are trying to have a background image behind some text. Try this: Have a div container with the background and your code inside the container can be the text. <div id="container"> <! - - your code - - > </div> CSS #container{background:url(your url) //add all your other background css Then you want to set your text to display inline-block.

If I am understanding correctly all you want to do is make everything line up in the center instead of justifying?

Thanks @sKunKbad. I haven't looked at a lot of frameworks. I should do that..

I have been working in drupal and doing a lot of custom theme development, I write one custome module but I want to do more back end than front end. Any advice I will extremely appreciate it.