Babble v1 107

babble-digest Saturday, January 3 1998 Volume 01 : Number 107

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Cover contest - entries
Re: tech: image spacing in a table
Re: tech: image spacing in a table

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Date: Fri, 02 Jan 1998 20:49:09 -0500
From: Dana Adams <dana@studiowerks.com>
Subject: Cover contest - entries

Question for the list...

How many folks submit art for the cover contest? - Would anyone be
interested in a gallery of submissions? It would be nice to see what
gets submitted vs. what ends up being used. I'd be happy to host them if
there is sufficient interest...
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Date: Fri, 2 Jan 1998 18:21:03 -0800
From: Stuart Helmintoller <stu@wwwa.com>
Subject: Re: tech: image spacing in a table

>I have five small images stacked on top of each other all with the same
>code structure, but between some of the images (on the white between the
>2/3 and 4/5) there is a one or two pixel length space. The weird thing is
>that you can only see this on a PC (as far as I can tell) my assumption is
>because of the lower resolution monitor. I am using JavaScript in the
>table, but I wouldn't imagine that would effect it because the JavaScript
>didn't distort all the images. Any ideas?

I can't see your problem (N4 mac), but you should avoid having a line break
after an image and before a </td>...it can cause unwanted spaces. You have
this:

Just a thought.

Stu

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Date: Sat, 3 Jan 1998 11:32:37 +0800
From: Gary Sweeting <gary@neuronet.com.my>
Subject: Re: tech: image spacing in a table

Hi Ben,

Suggestions for the Middle frame:

(1) Add <BR> immediately after the <IMG> tags before the </TD>; it does
make a difference.
(2) Alternately, do away with all the <TR>s and lump all the images in a
single <TD>
e.g.
<IMG><BR>
<IMG><BR>
<IMG><BR>
(3) For future reference if you get little gaps like that, you might think
about removing all gaps between tags
e.g.
<td><a href="cc.html" onMouseOver="dd" onMouseOut="dd"><img
src="../img/left/3.gif" align=center width="25" height="31" border=0></a></td>

Ignore the actual code though <g> don't want to get slammed for including
too much code.

If you want it to look more organised, FrontPage did something that I
thought strange at first but now appreciate why they did it. they had

So that the <IMG tag is still immediately fater the <A HREF> or whatever it
should be after.

Bit long-winded, but these are the usual traps that I can think of.

At 05:33 PM 1/2/98 -0800, Ben Gilbert wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I am having a problem with some seemingly random pixels intruding on my
>table layout. I will try and describe my problem as best as I can but it
>may be easiest just to look at the problem http://www.humboldt.edu/~beg1/
>(the table is on the middle green frame in the section 'résumé a la web').
>I have five small images stacked on top of each other all with the same
>code structure, but between some of the images (on the white between the
>2/3 and 4/5) there is a one or two pixel length space. The weird thing is
>that you can only see this on a PC (as far as I can tell) my assumption is
>because of the lower resolution monitor. I am using JavaScript in the
>table, but I wouldn't imagine that would effect it because the JavaScript
>didn't distort all the images. Any ideas? I would also appreciate any
>comments or suggestions you may have on the design as well. Thanks.
>
>-Ben

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