David McGlone wrote:

> Thank you Georg, You hard coded every image, but I stuck with the 
> php. :-) I wasn't about to hard code every picture for that page 
> because, there could be hundreds more in the future. LOL

:-)

I didn't bother to code anything, really. I left to Tidy to clean up a
snapshot of the markup you generated so I could fix the CSS.
Opera changes filenames and file/folder-relations during download, but
keeps the rest intact for local debugging and cross-browser testing.

How you generate web pages doesn't matter at the user-end, other that
that pages generated on the fly take ever so slightly longer to open
than pre-generated ones.

> But I did learn a good lesson. That is validation! I need to use it 
> often and I'll start making it a habit.

Quite useful - as a starting point.

I rarely ever validate my own stuff since Tidy takes care of most when
it generates the final markup. Don't know if Tidy can help at your end,
but anyway...
<http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_1_07.html>

> the reason I went with the "&nbsp;" is because I'm not very good at 
> CSS yet and that was the only way I could figure putting some space 
> between the pictures.

Mmmm, we use margins for that. 'Floating' turns an image into a
block-element so margins take effect both horizontally and vertically...
<http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_16.html>

Paddings also create spacing.

regards
        Georg
-- 
http://www.gunlaug.no
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