jim o'malley wrote: > I'm creating a website where I want to create a thumbnail gallery that > vertically and horizontally centers images of non-uniform size and on > clicking a thumb displays a large image opposite. In general this was > working fabulously until I viewed it in IE (which appears to be a > common theme). While the horizontal spacing is still OK, there are now > swathes of space between each row of thumbs. > > The webpage in question is at > http://www.jpomdesign.co.uk/starfish/prev_wk/almost2.html > [trimmed] Working with non-uniform size images is difficult, and there may be a better way of doing it than than this: <http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/cssd/jazz.html>. Quick tested in ie.6 and 7, opera/9.02, and ff2.0. What complicates it just a little is that some of your thumbs have a sliver white border on one or more side. Since some users will scale the fonts, setting a height on the container may not be a good idea; and the book background image will work only if you do it in a way that will enable it expand vertically with the text on font zoom. HTH. Best, ~dL
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