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I´ve now the developers tool! But how do I know that the images don´ t fit in their div?

Thanks! However, I don´t hope this is a reaction to my previous posts! My circumstances were never good and unfortunately they aren´t now (problems with the owner!). So I´ve to move again (11 times in 3 years and 9 months!).

Thanks! Have you read my posts? No, because you would know why I wasn´t able to read those posts good!

Exactly, for WEB DEVELOPMENT! Not for other things!

I thought these fora are for webdesign/development! Not for education! Am I wrong?

I use Google Chrome! What about that browser? By the way: How should I know that every browser has its own developer tool?

Developers tool?I don't have! Which one do you suggest?

I don´t understand it well! HTML:<div ....> CSS:margin:float: ?

If you go to my website (www.eduardlid.net) > more > website 2011 > hospedaje,How do I get the images at the same distance of the right - and left side of the page?

Solved!

No, between the 2 texts!

What's wrong with this (I need space between 'needs work' and 'busca trabajo')? HTML: <p class="work">needs work<span class="trabajo">busca trabajo</span></p> CSS: .work { padding-left:10%; margin-left:2%; margin-top:8%; float:left; font-size:100%; font-family: Arial, Geneva, SunSans-Regular, sans-serif; color:#ffffff;} } .trabajo { padding-left:2%; margin-right:2%; margin-top:8%; float:left; font-size:100%; font-family: Arial, Geneva, SunSans-Regular, sans-serif; color:#ffffff;}

Ok, thanks!

Container and element are the content of a box?

So, a container is an element of a box?

Thanks! (good advice!)

How do I get the space of the texts 'needs work' and 'busca trabajo (www.eduardlid.net) bigger? Can I only do this by using ' '?

How do I get the space of the texts 'needs work' and 'busca trabajo (www.eduardlid.net) bigger?

Are they the same or are they different?

So, I've to adapt my website to the most used screens? andWhen do I use pxs and when % because I haven't understood it good?

Many thanks for your explanation! What's the difference between a box and a container?

Is an inline-element the same as a child element? And the parent element in %?The child element in pxs?

Many thanks!

But can you be more specific (or where can I read about it?) or is it always save when I use %?

Solved!