divs

[Mr-Antony]

hi i am learnin how to do div instead of using tablesbut i need a bit of help?the thing i am wantin to know is how do i put lets say 2 imgaes on the same line and how to space them from each othersorry for been a noobthxmr-antony

[boen_robot]

You put images next to each other on one line by placing them next to each other (not necessarily on one line) in the source code. That is

<div><img src="1.jpg" alt="1" /><img src="2.jpg" alt="2" /></div>

and you space them from each other by adding margins or paddings to them in CSS. If you haven't already read the CSS turoail, you'll have to, as there's no way to accomplish anything visually without it. At least, not "strict"-ly speaking.

[smiles]

<div><img src="1.jpg" alt="1" /> <img src="2.jpg" alt="2" /></div>

you get the space betwwen two images

[Mr-Antony]

<div><img src="1.jpg" alt="1" /> <img src="2.jpg" alt="2" /></div>

you get the space betwwen two images

thank you very much is there any good sites i can get some more info on about divs thx

[dgbullar]

thank you very much is there any good sites i can get some more info on about divs thx

I am new to the site building business my self, but I can offer some advice:-Go with CSS and what "boen robot" said to ensure compatability with XHTML now and in the future. Tags become depricated and while they still work it is surely worth future compatability to try to comply with XHTML Strict. -As far as info on "div" goes, an in depth book on XHTML would be more useful than any free sight, this sight "W3Schools" is about as good as they come.

[jlhaslip]

That non-breaking space does work, but adding margins or padding will work better. You wiil have more control and it can be changed simply be editting the css file. Perhaps adding a 'class' for those images would be better still...

[vchris]

It's actually " ;". There is a ; a the end.

[croatiankid]

thank you very much is there any good sites i can get some more info on about divs thx

yes there are, why don't you search for them?