RE: Margins for Images

Technically yes; they are deprecated. BUT this doesn't mean that the browsers
won't sometimes decide to add in a vspace/hspace of 1 on their own. This most
often happens at a point where any space around the image will disrupt the design.


So while you should not use them to create space; it might be a good idea to
always set them to zero just in case...

But yes, use CSS's margin, border, and position attributes to do this stuff
'properly'.

<somehtmltag style="margin: 0px 0px 0px 0px;">

Change the number from 0 to whatever you need

top right bottom left.


>Good advice.
>
>I'd hate to be the evil one to point this out, but hspace and vspace are
>deprecated.  You probably want to get used to coding your margins in CSS. 

>
>Now, who wants to be the first one to point out that NS3 doesn't support
>CSS?  ;)
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From:	Jeffrey Cohen [SMTP:jcohen02(at)snet.net]
>> Sent:	Tuesday, June 06, 2000 8:06 PM
>> To:	HTML Writers Guild
>> Subject:	Re: Margins for Images
>> 
>> For simple things you can always put the image in a single cell table and

>> put
>> padding around the cell.
>> 
>> Guaranteed to work!
>> 
>> Jeffrey
>> 
>> jkeilholz(at)thedepot.com wrote:
>> 
>> > Hello All,
>> >
>> > I was wondering if any one knew if there was an attribute that you can

>> apply
>> > to img tags that would create a margin so text didn't bump up next to
>> it. I
>> > tried marginwidth marginheight but that didn't seem to work and borders

>> > aren't doing it either. if anyone knows of something I can use let me
>> know.
>> >
>> > Thanks in Advance,
>> > Joe Keilholz
>> > On Site Producer
>> > thedepot.com
>> > (336) 373-3488
>
>

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