John Penlington But I just cannot find the way to get these
thumbnail-caption combinations to align at the *bottom* - rather than the top
where they are now. It's all explained on the test page at: I've shown the floated divs and the tables layout on the
same page for comparison. Couple of industrial strength options;
both of which I've used. One is purely visual - organize the
pictures by height. The pictures seem to come in roughly two heights so
group them that way and they will mostly take care of themselves. You may have
an odd transitional line from tall to short depending oh how many pictures you
have. The alternative is to pad the pictures. You've
done it for width, just do it for height. It's more complicated but the
same principle. You know how tall the tallest thumbnail is going to be. Pad all
the pictures to that height. You can split the height and thereby center the
pictures, with text at the foot of container, or pad completely on top
and push them all to the "bottom". This way you can mix and
match tall and short. drew |
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