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NOTE: The title I'm going to change, and I know I don't have a doctype specified, but I don't usually insert those until I have a so-called "base" layout down, then I correct stuff.
The problems I'm having are...
1) It's not starting at 0x0, it's all the way to the left, but starts a few px down from the top.
2) It seems like there's a massive cellspacing, because between that image and the TD placed below it, there's a HUGE gap.
With border=0 the border should be eliminated entirely... I've gotten that to work before.
And Stefan, with the way you posted about doing it, could I keep adding images and such just doing <BR> between each line, or would I have to do something else?
EDIT: The way you posted didn't work. I'll try to be more descriptive.. The text is working fine, but around the image (top and bottom only), there's a spacing of a few px..
I would post a URL, but seeing as I'm running this locally, that's not possible.
SECOND EDIT: I got it fixed... all that was wrong was that it wanted a <BR> right after the image... Thanks for the help!
Originally posted by NeueZiel
The text is working fine, but around the image (top and bottom only), there's a spacing of a few px..
JFYI, if you are setting a Gecko browser into standards compatible parsing mode (by using a compleate and correct STRICT doctype as you should) you can also get a a few px spacing between images.
This depends on that text by default is {vertical-align:baseline} and images are handled the same as text. To get rid of the space you have to position the image {vertical-align:bottom}.
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