I need some help with Dreamweaver MX 2004. I have built a table and in each cell I am putting a job title and underneath that I am putting a headshot of a person and below that I am putting the person's name. In each cell I want the text and the image to be centered. I have no problem with getting the text centered. However no matter what I try, the image always remains left aligned to the cell wall. I am going crazy trying to figure this out and get the images centered. I have tried clicking onthe image and then using the property inspector choosing from the align drop down menu, but nothing changes regardless of what I choose. Can anyone please help? Thanks.
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Junior Member
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Okay I put the files up. Here is the address:
http://home.earthlink.net/~glenh9/No...hing_staff.htm
Bear in mind that this is just partially worked on. I have just started this site recently!
Thanks for your help.Comment
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Senior Member
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That code is a nightmare. I suggest you redo the table. You can have 3 rows and 4 columns. Then put the top titles in the first row, the pics in the second row, and the the names in the third row. Then give the table a class. For example:
<table class='coaches'>
<tr>
<td>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
Then in the CSS put:
table.coaches {
text-align: center;
}
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Junior Member
- May 2004
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Thanks for your help. However, regardless of what I try and cannot control the alignment of my images. I ahve even tried a simple blank page unrelated to this site. In previous versions of Dreamweaver I had no problem aligning images as I wanted, but in Dreamweaver MX 2004, I have no control. Does anyone know why? Is there a new way of aligning images that I'm not aware of in MX 2004? Thanks.Comment
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Senior Member
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It probably has to do with the preferences. As I said before, the code was very messed up (too many extra tags and things in the wrong place). You might want to search for a tutorial specific to your problem.
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