dreamweaver help

jaball

hello,

been having some issue with my portfolio site.

What I am having problems with is the gallery.... i dont know how to make all the thumbs line up and space properly. I have the thumbs in an editable region right now but it is pretty willy nilly right now, they are just copy pasted in there...

Site

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> http://www.polyjab.com

any help would be appreciated, or pointing me to a tut would be great 2.

thanks poly counters

Revel

It's a rare to see Dreamweaver question around here..
Well first of all I would suggest you to remove the "blue border" around your link by inserting a border="0px" after the link to you button.

For example:
<a href="#profile"><img src="images/1_btn_profile.png" border="0px"/></a>

Btw, I don't see the problem with the button not aligning link what you said. What browser are you using?..and also different browser act differently, and Firefox is more strict with your code compare to IE, preview it with different web browser to make sure is it a code problem or browser integration problem.

Here is the link to W3 School, a website tutorial for web stuff.
Hope this help~

_Revel

jaball

Thank you for the tut link...

I noticed the blue bars when I use firefox. I will get rid of them, I think I may just scrap in general and start fresh.

Thanks again

Farfarer

You might be better off putting in a global img override in the css;

img { border: 0; }

Saves you having to specify it for every image you put in, as more often than not I imagine you want no borders on images. Then you can go back and put in borders if you really want them with a class identifier.

e.g.

img { border: 0; }
img.bordered { border: 2px solid #00F; }

<img src="blah" />
<img src="blah" />
<img class="bordered" src="blah" />

Only the one you've given the class as "bordered" will have one.

Then if you want to change it, all you have to do is edit one CSS value and it'll propagate throughout the entire site automatically.

Lamont

Talon wrote: »

You might be better off putting in a global img override in the css;

*snip*

Then if you want to change it, all you have to do is edit one CSS value and it'll propagate throughout the entire site automatically.

Yes. CSS is your friend. You don't need to toss it in a seperate file, just put it in the head.

maze

If you have some time I will recommend you to take a look at a CSS framework such as blueprint css I use it myself and I am sure it will save you lots of time defining default styles such as image borders.