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I'm learning HTML and my pictures are to close to my text, is there anything that I can do to make it so that's not to close to the text?
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CSSproperties, padding and margin.
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why dont u refer to some good learning site. like www.w3schools.com for html and several other helps.
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Google is quite a resource these days. A search will show w3schools first, but one is not limited to that. Personal opinions obviously, others can help as they see fit.
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To the contrary, there is far more bad advise than good on the web regarding HTML. The problem is that you'll end up with something that seems to work but that has unknown to you, nasty side effects. While W3Schools isn't perfect they're better than most. Stay clear and far from HTML Goodies and their ilk.
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You should try playing around with the CSS properies that Declan mentioned. For example
<img src="myimage.jpg" style="margin:10px;" /> This should space the image 10 pixels from surrounding text / elements |
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Except that you example 1) is not HTML and 2) isn't valid.
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