Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / HTML / July 2008

Since you obviously don't know what's wrong with your code, maybe you
should post the URL here so someone can take a look at it.

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Travis
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Scripsit eneroth3:

Fine. There's the issue of spacing between images, but I guess you have
figured it out. Using CSS, it is easy to add some desired horizontal or
vertical spacing.

Yes, that changes the picture (no pun intended).

The simple HTML-only way, frowned upon by some, is to use tables, with
one table consisting of an image and the description only, and with
align="left" attribute in <table> tags.

The CSS way is to use some markup (e.g., <div>) for a combination of an
image and the associated description and to set float: left for such
elements.

More info, with examples:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/www/captions.html

Just stop using frames. Frames are evil. Don't do frames, mm'kay?
Problem solved - or at least converted to a reasonable problem.

Jukka seems to have covered it pretty well, but here is an example
demostrating some possibilities.  By increasing the bottom margin of the
image (-and changing to ems,) you can move the caption below it, etc.  This
page even seems to work in ie6 although my resources for checking that may
not be the best.

http://www.neredbojias.net/_dems/dem03.html

You really shouldn't use frames unless you absolutely have to.  If such is
the case, html 4.01 provides for new ways of dealing with frame borders, but
they may be limited.  Did you Google for "frames borders"?

In article
<b99e13b6-a782-4188-98c4-5f44f9b9af0c@i76g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>,

You might look at this sort of template and adapt to your needs.

<http://tinyurl.com/2jcs5r>

You would need to post a URL. But if you have something like:

<frameset cols="150,*">

<frame src="navigation.html" name="navigation">
<frame src="content.html" name="content">  

</frameset>

make sure you examine the simple margins and paddings in the actual
frames, navigation.html and content.html. Set the side ones to zero if
need be.

If you post a URL, I would be happy to take a look and suggest
something.

(In fact, anything to do with Frames, it would be a pleasure, like
fiddling with a 37 year old car - I am missing my old beast, a Ford XY
and had to sell it recently and am driving a pesky modern thing that
never seems to go wrong, a dangerous thing as this induces sleepy
boredom while driving instead of my former alert nervousness)