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Posted by Cogito on 05/26/05 09:14
On Wed, 25 May 2005 23:23:36 GMT, Spartanicus
<invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>Cogito <nospam@nospam.nospam> wrote:
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>><a href="link1.html"> <img align=top src="pic1.gif"></a>
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>The required alt attribute is missing on the img element, you should
>also specify the size in the html. Using presentational markup like
>align attributes went out of fashion in 1997.
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>>Without going into tables, is there a simple way to ensure that a
>>small space is kept between rows?
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>CSS: img{margin-bottom:1em}
You are all wonderful guys. It does just what I wanted.
I found that it looks best with
img{margin:.1em .1em;}
BTW, what does em stand for? What unit of measure is it?
>align attributes went out of fashion in 1997.
Gee, Time flies. My pages are littered with align=
What should I use instead?
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