18 September 2013

Spacing Your Images




If you're in need of an HTML code that will enable you to specify the spacing between your images, this HTML code is for you.



These images haven't been placed within an HTML table and aren't aligned via CSS. They are being displayed via the HSPACE and VSPACE attributes, which will enable you to specify the horizontal and vertical spacing between your images.


You can specify the horizontal and vertical spacing by editing the VSPACE and HSPACE values.


CODES:

<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=16 vspace=16 width="120" height="334"/>
<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=3 vspace=3 width="120" height="334"/>



I have another Example of spacing images





CODES:

<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=2 vspace=2 width="90" height="334">
<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=5 vspace=20 width="90" height="334">
<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=2 vspace=2 width="90" height="334">
<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=5 vspace=20 width="90" height="334">




CODES:

<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=15 vspace=15 width="90" height="334">
<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=3 vspace=3 width="90" height="334">
<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=15 vspace=15 width="90" height="334">
<img src="YOUR IMAGE URL" style="border: 5px double black;" hspace=3 vspace=3 width="90" height="334">


If you wish to scroll the images just add <marquee> before and after

To make this clickable Just add <a href="Destination PAGE URL" target="_BLANK" onclick="return dcu(this);"> insert the image code here<a/>
to understand what am i talking about go here..



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