Topic: works in ns, ie, but not mozilla or opera

i redid a site for a friend.. she used dreamweaver which created padded code and a horizontal scroll bar at full screen .. i learned html 1.0 and this seemed a good opportunity to refresh my skills.. the original page looks like this and the redone site is here. i have a problem though.

i have tried many variations of code, but cannot get the 'update' images to space properly.
in ns 4.75 and ie5.5 they are almost but not quite there..
in opera and mozilla they are stuck together

(this is just the first page.. there are others that remain to be done. )

velvetrose

[This message has been edited by velvetrose (edited 10-14-2001).]

it depends on exactly how you want it to look. i noticed that my images were huging up against eachother in opera as well. so i did the following:

<img src="" .... style="padding: 1px">

it added a touch of spacing around the images in opera and ns 6.0, but didnt seem to effect ie. id have to fiddle with it, since it doesnt seem to respond as it should in ns 4.7x.

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this rose has a thorn...

i want each of the update pics next to a menu item beginning with the Galerie and down to the Goodies menu link.

then you need to get them in the same table. like this:

<table>

<tr>
<td>img for news</td><td>update img</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td>img for encyclopedia</td><td>update img</td>
</tr>

.....

</table>

that would probably be the best way to ensure that theyre exactly side by side. you might also try this:

<img for news> <update img>

depends on how exact you want the spacing to be.

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this rose has a thorn...

thanks la'dsasha, your first suggestion is the one that wasn't working

taking your second suggestion,
i now have:

<IMG height=40 src="index_files/galerie.jpg" border=0
name=galerie></A><IMG height=10 src="index_files/update.gif" width=47><IMG
src="index_files/transparent.gif" width=15>

added a transparent gif to create space between the images and the text, but the menu and update images are still a wee bit off so i will probably drop them into ps for a bit of adjustment..