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I've got a page which runs from PHP, and displays Larger Images in order. What I was hopeing for was that when the Image being displayed is the first or last in the set, then the 'Next' and 'Previous' links recpectivaly wouldn't show up.
The Script basically replaces the link code with just a spacer, however, because this isn't as long a string of text as the link, the cell it's in resizes to small, and makes the other two links out of place.
The Image Spacer is to allow a border around the picture.
Sample:
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Previous Link
Home Link
Next Link
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As the Images in the set are not all the same size, I can't just add a width to each td. Is there any way of telling the three cells to devide the available space between them???
The Script basically replaces the link code with just a spacer, however, because this isn't as long a string of text as the link, the cell it's in resizes to small, and makes the other two links out of place.
The Image Spacer is to allow a border around the picture.
Sample:
As the Images in the set are not all the same size, I can't just add a width to each td. Is there any way of telling the three cells to devide the available space between them???
The problem is that if the Image is the first or last in a set, then the 'Next' or 'Previous' Link isn't displayed in the HTML Code.
The problem with this is that of the link isn't in the cell, the cell makes itself smaller, and causing the other two cells to stretch, and miss-align the other links in the table.
I wan't the three middle cells to span the same space no mater if there is text/links in there or not.
% doesn't seem to work, as the two end cells, the one with the spacer to allow a border effect, then become miss-aligned too.
The problem with this is that of the link isn't in the cell, the cell makes itself smaller, and causing the other two cells to stretch, and miss-align the other links in the table.
I wan't the three middle cells to span the same space no mater if there is text/links in there or not.
% doesn't seem to work, as the two end cells, the one with the spacer to allow a border effect, then become miss-aligned too.
It's possible to do width=xx% instead of a fixed number of pixels, I don't know if this will help as I don't really understand the problem :O/
I've got a page which runs from PHP, and displays Larger Images in order. What I was hopeing for was that when the Image being displayed is the first or last in the set, then the 'Next' and 'Previous' links recpectivaly wouldn't show up.
The Script basically replaces the link code with just a spacer, however, because this isn't as long a string of text as the link, the cell it's in resizes to small, and makes the other two links out of place.
The Image Spacer is to allow a border around the picture.
Sample:
![]()
Previous Link
Home Link
Next Link
![]()
As the Images in the set are not all the same size, I can't just add a width to each td. Is there any way of telling the three cells to devide the available space between them???
The Script basically replaces the link code with just a spacer, however, because this isn't as long a string of text as the link, the cell it's in resizes to small, and makes the other two links out of place.
The Image Spacer is to allow a border around the picture.
Sample:
As the Images in the set are not all the same size, I can't just add a width to each td. Is there any way of telling the three cells to devide the available space between them???