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Hello. I'm quite new to HTML, so don't be mad at me for asking you guys this newbie question. I want to move an image, but the alligning tool in Dreamweaver doesn't get the image to where I want it. Does anyone know how I can move an image without using "Allign"?Thank you.

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Hello. I'm quite new to HTML, so don't be mad at me for asking you guys this newbie question. I want to move an image, but the alligning tool in Dreamweaver doesn't get the image to where I want it. Does anyone know how I can move an image without using "Allign"?Thank you.
I'm not sure that I've understand what you wanna do but if you want to place an image or a text without using align you can create a table with the dimantion of your choice and place your image as a content in the table.For example:<table width="100" heigth="100"><tr><td width="10"></td><td width="50"><img src="..." /></td><td width="40"></td></tr></table>it might seem stupied but it works :)
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i wouldn't use a table for aligning an image..it'll probably screw the rest of the site up.Mathias - how are you trying to align this image? via the code or the display mode in dreamweaver? Can you show us the code you currently have?:)

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Mathias - how are you trying to align this image? via the code or the display mode in dreamweaver?:)
I am trying to do it in the display mode. I thought I could just drag objects around on the page easily.Thanks for helping me!
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I'm not sure that I've understand what you wanna do but if you want to place an image or a text without using align you can create a table with the dimantion of your choice and place your image as a content in the table.For example:<table width="100" heigth="100"><tr><td width="10"></td><td width="50"><img src="..." /></td><td width="40"></td></tr></table>it might seem stupied but it works :)
no offense but this is bad advice. read my signiture for multiple reasons why you should not bulk up your html with unessecary tables. try instead: css:.center {margin:0 auto;}html:<div class="center"><img src="..." /></div>
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