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Hi Folk I have a pop-up window with an image and a title: title ______ | | | pic | | | _____ the content is created dynamically. That is, there are 100s of images and so I don't know the size of the image. Is there a way to right-align the title of the pic above the pic so that the e in title sits on the right-hand corner of the pic? |
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windandwaves wrote: Hi Folk I have a pop-up window with an image and a title: title ______ | | | pic | | | _____ the content is created dynamically. That is, there are 100s of images and so I don't know the size of the image. Is there a way to right-align the title of the pic above the pic so that the e in title sits on the right-hand corner of the pic? I'd imagine that if you are creating the content dynamically, you could just as easily add the image's width dimension to the style for a surrounding div. And then it's just a matter of having text-align:right; as a style for that same div. |
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Hi Folk I have a pop-up window with an image and a title: title ______ | | | pic | | | _____ the content is created dynamically. That is, there are 100s of images and so I don't know the size of the image. |
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On 2006-03-08, windandwaves <winandwaves (AT) coldmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi Folk I have a pop-up window with an image and a title: title ______ | pic | | _____ the content is created dynamically. That is, there are 100s of images and so I don't know the size of the image. if the content is dynamic _you_ don't need to know the size. it can be determined programatically. Bye. Jasen |
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