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This is probably easy to you guys but I am having some trouble with the aligning my images so they're even and not one higher than the other. Please see screenshot..
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Code (I don't use CSS):
<img src="images/paypal.png" title="We accept PayPal!"/>
<img src="images/windows.png" title="Windows Server 2008 R2" />
I want them to be on the same line and even.
Thanks.
Float both images left and make sure there is enough width to fit them side by side.
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I don't want to change div tag height and width want to adjust text by using scroll or any other property, for long text or big paragraph.
Well you can add a property overflow-y:scroll.
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Thats a picture of of the menu bar. as you can see it is very close together. (click the link to see photo)
You can use either margins or padding in CSS.
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_padding.asp
to space out your link you can use "PADING LEFT" here is a small link to give some explanation :)
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_padding.asp
http://dabblet.com/gist/5b2553d1b366469d0b3979a0905a9c7e
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Why use a style image attribute rather than just coding width and height for each image?
Because using style you can use the same width and height in different images. This is very useful if you want all to be the same size. When you want to change something you only have to change one time,not all your images.
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As browsers get more and more enhanced is it safe to use inline-block nowadays instead of floating?
For example, I want to display 3 div blocks in a row. I can either either float them or set them to inline-block.
I'm used to floating but it looks inline-block is the way to go nowadays. Is that so?
The fast answer is: Yes ...
Look at support here: http://caniuse.com/#search=inline-block
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I read that the align attribute of <img> is deprecated in HTML 4.01. I'm just curious about one thing, the align attribute does the same thing as CSS float?
The align attribute does distinctly different things depending on what value you give it. Some of those things have been replaced by float, others by vertical-align.