".=QUACK=.Major.Pain";p="23697" wrote:Thx.
Didn't quite work right. Wasn't showing the icon but rearranged it by moving border="0" to the front and removed the / before the > and that fixed it.
what im saying is that Im mot sure how doing this fixed it, because this is correct code. You had one other error that I didnt catch the first time around, but the fix is in my previous post
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&you are also using the <p> tag and since wysiwyg editors love this tag, i thought you had written the code from the first post with one. Personally, ive never used it. Ive always used <td> and <span> because different browsers display <p> so differently
The P tag is used to indicate paragraphs. The optional attribute ALIGN indicates the preferred alignment for the contents of this paragraph. Support for ALIGN=RIGHT is not as large as support for the other two. Note that ALIGN=LEFT is the default.
Some browsers render extra whitespace when multiple empty paragraphs are used in sequence. This is not required by the specs, so do not count on this to get vertical whitespace in your document.
When a paragraph has the ALIGN=CENTER or ALIGN=RIGHT attribute, some browsers do not use the default alignment for the next paragraph unless this paragraph is explicitly closed.
In the very first version of HTML, the P tag was an empty tag like BR. Some references and books still claim that this is the case. However, HTML 2.0 defines the P tag as a container, and there is no difference between a paragraph with and one without explicit alignment.
Despite the above, some browsers treat the closing tag as an opening tag - they insert an extra paragraph break there.
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 2:09 pm