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  1. Try this
    <html><head>  <style>	li{display: inline; padding-right: 5px}  </style></head><body>  <ul>	<li><a href="somewhere.html">Link 1</a></li>	<li><a href="somewhere.html">Link 2</a></li>	<li><a href="somewhere.html">Link 3</a></li>	<li><a href="somewhere.html">Link 4</a></li>  </ul></body></html>

    its not working but thanks for the try :)
  2. It obvious, as dylan has stated, that there are going to be problems with the code even though it "looks" right. There are situations where code that looks as if it was intended to be right should be corrected and then there are situations where it it obvious the code was not written to do anything else but show something.For the former, go to town - rip the site about validation and code structure. For the latter, more sympathy and more help is more constructive. Having said that, I think this person has the information he/she needs to get going on the right track. Lets patiently wait for the next update to see if more assistance or more criticism is required.As for the:
    </object></layer></div></span></style></noscript></table></script></applet>

    that is often tacked on by "free" web hosting companies. Its a way of making sure the author of the page has closed all their tags so that when they automatically inject advertising script, it will be done as designed.

    is </object></layer></div></span></style></noscript></table></script></applet> nessacery
  3. Tables, although not intended for this use, are commonly used to control the content of your site.For instance, they allow you to make two columns and then store stuff in each. For your site, you might put your navigation (Mustangs, Corvettes, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Oldsmobiles, Porsches) in a left column and then the pictures of the cars in the right.Like this:
    COOL CARS<br>Heres the best place for COOL CARS!<br>Here Is The Coolest Cars. <br><table><tr><td valign="top">Mustangs<br>Corvettes<br>Ferraris<br>Lamborghinis<br>Oldsmobiles<br>Porsches<br></td><td valign="top">[insert all your images here]</tr></table>Thank you for visiting my site<br>

    Do this on every page and your visitor will be able to navigate your site more freely - without having to use the back button and it gives some consistency.As far as validating, you will want to put the code I gave you and whatever you modify in between the body tags in this snippet of code:

    <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"><html><head><title>Cool Cars</title><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"></head><body><!-- your code here --></body></html>

    This stuff tells the browser, or whatever else is looking at your site, what to expect. just basically pretexting.That should get you started.

    thanks alot man
  4. Yeah, it is the support forums.
    I toke some sugestions like alligning the pic with the links but i could not get it validated with that site.Could some one explain what sniffy meant by "I'd put the site inside a table too."Thanks for infoDylan
  5. Sorry... :) It seems trouble follows me where ever I go. :) I'm having trouble registering at Awardspace...so it's going to be a while before I'll get a website up and running for you all to look at it.
    the same thing happens to me. Just upload the images and the note pad documents to the web host site.when you do that it should workDylan
  6. I just started my first HTML site. I only finished the homepage and the first 4 links.I coded the whole entire thing in note pad. I will tell when the whole thing is finished. Heres the link.Cool CarsTell me what you think.Oh yea i will be adding more pictures to all the categoriesDylan

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