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Fire Dragon

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Well,this may be little stupid question,but I learned html in school,and teacher never say how to do this,and I can't find answer in w3schools.So my question are,how put images on diffrent locations in webpage?Example these two smileys: :) -----------------------DISTANCE------------------------- :) So how?I heard something that x and y coordinates,what have something to do with this,but I don't know...Thanks.

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there are so many ways to do this - but primarily there is old school and new school.the old school way would be to use tables, the new school using CSS. In between there is a crazy mix of code anyone could create to reproduce the look. what tends to drive any chosen method of coding, is what happens next on the page.Do you want to see code?

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there are so many ways to do this - but primarily there is old school and new school.the old school way would be to use tables, the new school using CSS.  In between there is a crazy mix of code anyone could create to reproduce the look.  what tends to drive any chosen method of coding, is what happens next on the page.Do you want to see code?

no i do not see the code.
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I would be interested in the newschool method. I am using the oldschool but the CSS method sounds more efficcent. could you explain the codes in use?

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You can add margin or padding to do this probablyHere's an example

<html><head><style type='text/css'>.img1 {	padding-right: 100px;}.img2 {	padding-left: 100px;}</style></head><body><p>	<img src='http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/9268/smilie9ex.gif' class='img1' alt='' />	<img src='http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/9268/smilie9ex.gif' class='img2' alt='' /></p></body></html>

I tested this and it works

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There are many many ways to do it.I only showed one of the more easy (or lazy) ways of doing it :)The beauty of CSS is that there is no one "way" to do something. There's so many options to accomplish the same thing :)

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