Hello!
I created a design in Photoshop. spliced it up, and then added text to one of the boxes I created in Photoshop. The issue is that the text goes onto a line which is part of the design making the text hard to read. Can someone please tell me the html code for text alignment?
Thank you,
htmlishard
Uhm.... the HTML? There's
tags... but you'd probably be best to go with CSS.Try adding a style="left: 4px; top: 4px" to the tag that surrounds your text, but change 4px to whatever values put the text in the appropriate place.
It's sort of hard to give advice without seeing the code.
Originally posted by Cerebral@Jul 6 2004, 10:52 PMUhm.... the HTML? There's
tags... but you'd probably be best to go with CSS.Try adding a style="left: 4px; top: 4px" to the tag that surrounds your text, but change 4px to whatever values put the text in the appropriate place.
It's sort of hard to give advice without seeing the code.
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There are and tags? 
There's (like
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Meh, I thought there were.. it's been a long time since I've used HTML for positioning.Originally posted by pst9er@Jul 6 2004, 09:11 PMThere are and tags?
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-=edit=- Hmn.. upon looking up the HTML stuff, I see that there is indeed no or . My bad. Still, CSS can generally provide more exact positioning anywho. -=/edit=-
Thank you for all of your help.
I have an Adobe software suite and it has alot of programs like GoLive, InDesign, ect. Would any of these programs help me with centering my text so I can then go back to editing html in notepad?
htmlishard
Originally posted by htmlishard@Jul 7 2004, 11:47 AMI have an Adobe software suite and it has alot of programs like GoLive, InDesign, ect. Would any of these programs help me with centering my text so I can then go back to editing html in notepad?
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No clue, I only use Vim (Notepad) for all my HTML work... can't help you with Software Suites and whatnot, sorry.
Originally posted by Cerebral@Jul 7 2004, 12:32 PMMeh, I thought there were.. it's been a long time since I've used HTML for positioning.
-=edit=- Hmn.. upon looking up the HTML stuff, I see that there is indeed no or . My bad. Still, CSS can generally provide more exact positioning anywho. -=/edit=-
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Ah, gotcha. Yeah, I agree... I'm not a big fan of positioning with HTML like that when I'm gunning for precision 
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