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November 30th, 2002, 09:53 AM
#1
Inactive Member
Someone has probably already enlightened the almight Crisis-sama on how to fix her layout, but I thought I'd put my two cents in anyway ^^ It's the thought that counts after all.
You asked how to get rid of the line in the pretty lady's midsection ^-^ I know how frustrating it is because I had that problem for ages myself. I had a look at your source code, and the problem is in how you've laid the table.
See, you've done it so that the two pictures are in different cells. ^^;; wow I **** at explaining. Let me try this again.
Okay, the top picture. let's call it "pic1". The bottom is "pic2". You've set it out so that it reads (at the VERY root, that is)
{table}{tr}{td}pic1{/td}{/tr}{tr}{td}pic2{/td}{/tr}{/table}
The problem with this is, when you seperate them in the cells, HTML dictates that there should be a break in between those two cells. So here's how to combat it:
Instead of putting pic2 underneath pic1 using table commands, you just put it in the same cell. Make sure you say how big the cell is, using {td width="number of pixels"}. Then, after you've put {img src="pic1"}, put {img src="pic2"} directly after it, without a space. Because you've already said how big the cell should be, this will force pic2 to be placed *directly* underneath pic1.
Am I making sense? Probably not ^^;; Um, feel free to ask me to explain what the heck I'm on about ^^;;
And sorry if this is just repeating what someone else has told you ^^;;
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November 30th, 2002, 02:24 PM
#2
HB Forum Owner
*squeeel* Brilliant! It works! (and I DID understand that too. ^^) Thank you thank you 100 times. Now I don't have to worry about lines going through people's midsections anymore~!
(And I can also use this for other layouts I do as well...no wonder my Rei layout had a white line going through Rei's...er...midsection too. >o< )
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November 30th, 2002, 11:46 PM
#3
Inactive Member
^_______________^ Glad I could help.
You know, I don't think I actually mentioned that I really like the layout ^-^" it's very pretty. *applause*
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December 1st, 2002, 02:01 AM
#4
Inactive Member
You can always use iFrames for where you put the text ^^=
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December 1st, 2002, 06:11 PM
#5
Inactive Member
Iframes only work for IE; they are non-standard HTML. While they're a nice idea and helpful, they really screw with Netscape.
I use Netscape 6.2 on a Mac iBook and have hardly ever had a problem with sakura-crisis.net's layouts! Thank you thank you for that!
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