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Posted by Bone Ur on 11/14/07 09:35
Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Wed, 14 Nov 2007 09:00:22
GMT dalyea@gmail.com scribed:
>> Huh? Your example showed a table!
>>
> My example has a surrounding table, but the third cell has two
> elements which must
> appear side by side - hence the 2 div tags.
>
> col 1 - price
> col 2 - web site
> col 3 - image + name of product
> col 4 - date
>
> So it's col 3 about which I posted. In it, I could use a table, of
> course, but I was hoping
> to use div tags instead. I want the whole td to be 64px in height,
> but I'm controlling that
> by setting each div tag to 64px in height. The first div tag li1 will
> be the container for
> the image, which I want vertically aligned. (And of course, that's
> for any arbitrarily sized
> image, notably those under 64px in height.) The second div tag li2 is
> easy - it's just text.
>
> Thanks for weighing in - hopefully this clarifies the problem at hand.
Try something like this:
<td><a href="xxx"><img src="images/image.jpg" alt="" style="vertical-
align:middle"></a><a href="xxx" style="margin-left:.5em">Ritchey True grip
black (HT3200)</a></td>
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Bone Ur
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