I have a row of images that I would like to set a single-word caption for each image. I have tried many different things and can't get anything to work quite like I want.
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Currently there are no captions, but I would like to create one which will right-align a name under each image. Any suggestions?
Help is appreciated!
(I was able to get it right with a table-based layout, but I would prefer to use CSS)And CSS is the way to go! Vladdy's CSS gallery demo (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.vladdy.net/demos/gallery.html">http://www.vladdy.net/demos/gallery.html</a><!-- m -->).Thanks that works. I was on the right track because I was trying to get it to work as a list, but didn't know about the float property. (Now, if I could get rid of the scrollbar on the right side of my iframe I'd be feeling like I accomplished something today) Thanks for your help.Originally posted by palmertires
(Now, if I could get rid of the scrollbar on the right side of my iframe I'd be feeling like I accomplished something today)
What are you using an IFrame for? There will always be a vertical scrollbar in an IFrame when the content is longer than the height of the frame.What are you using an IFrame for?
I have a group of images that I want to display in a single horizontal row. (I don't want them to tile as in a grid) The iframe works because the rest of the page content is static and I can center this image group in the page (this a design thing). I did have the vertical scrollbar disappear in IE at times. My content width is longer than the height of the iframe so there may be no way around having the scrollbar. However, I am perplexed as to why in IE it wasn't there at times (I had been changing my code a lot, and so wasn't really paying attention to what was causing it to not show, and what was causing it to show).Wouldn't increasing the height of your IFrame solve the problem?yup, you gotta have the height a bit heigher, since the vertical scroll takes up soms height space
Images in a Row (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://home.earthlink.net/~aimeelmarshall/faces.html">http://home.earthlink.net/~aimeelmarshall/faces.html</a><!-- m -->)
Currently there are no captions, but I would like to create one which will right-align a name under each image. Any suggestions?
Help is appreciated!
(I was able to get it right with a table-based layout, but I would prefer to use CSS)And CSS is the way to go! Vladdy's CSS gallery demo (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.vladdy.net/demos/gallery.html">http://www.vladdy.net/demos/gallery.html</a><!-- m -->).Thanks that works. I was on the right track because I was trying to get it to work as a list, but didn't know about the float property. (Now, if I could get rid of the scrollbar on the right side of my iframe I'd be feeling like I accomplished something today) Thanks for your help.Originally posted by palmertires
(Now, if I could get rid of the scrollbar on the right side of my iframe I'd be feeling like I accomplished something today)
What are you using an IFrame for? There will always be a vertical scrollbar in an IFrame when the content is longer than the height of the frame.What are you using an IFrame for?
I have a group of images that I want to display in a single horizontal row. (I don't want them to tile as in a grid) The iframe works because the rest of the page content is static and I can center this image group in the page (this a design thing). I did have the vertical scrollbar disappear in IE at times. My content width is longer than the height of the iframe so there may be no way around having the scrollbar. However, I am perplexed as to why in IE it wasn't there at times (I had been changing my code a lot, and so wasn't really paying attention to what was causing it to not show, and what was causing it to show).Wouldn't increasing the height of your IFrame solve the problem?yup, you gotta have the height a bit heigher, since the vertical scroll takes up soms height space