Help with Dreamweaver

[jojoyohan]

I've started a site in dreamweaver (only 2 images so far) and I have the logo and the nav bar whish is supposed to be on the left. The problem is that there is like a line that won't let the 2 connect (they are supposed to flow, 1 into the other). Any help? Thanks.

Ok. I just decided to use <br> instead of dreamweavers default of <p>. I now have made the space between the two pretty small but thats not good enough.

<img src="images/upper.jpg" width="700" height="100">
<br><img src="images/navbar.jpg" width="100" height="700">

navbar.jpg is really 1px by 1px and made bigger and upper is its original size. Thanks for any help.

 

[graphicsguru]

I've started a site in dreamweaver (only 2 images so far) and I have the logo and the nav bar whish is supposed to be on the left. The problem is that there is like a line that won't let the 2 connect (they are supposed to flow, 1 into the other). Any help? Thanks.

Ok. I just decided to use <br> instead of dreamweavers default of <p>. I now have made the space between the two pretty small but thats not good enough.

<img src="images/upper.jpg" width="700" height="100">
<br><img src="images/navbar.jpg" width="100" height="700">

navbar.jpg is really 1px by 1px and made bigger and upper is its original size. Thanks for any help.

TRY THIS between you body tags
<img src="images/upper.jpg" width="700" height="100">
<img src="images/navbar.jpg" width="100" height="700">

 

[Anthony Ng]

This reminds me of people playing chess WITHOUT a board (just by calling out the coordinates)! :-D Can we have a look at a test page at least? Thanks.

 

[jojoyohan]

<img src="images/upper.jpg" width="700" height="100">
<img src="images/navbar.jpg" width="100" height="700">
That would just be the two pictures next to eachother.

 

[jazzpetals]

Is the line a table? Just put your cursor on the line and drag it to the end of the page border.

I've started a site in dreamweaver (only 2 images so far) and I have the logo and the nav bar whish is supposed to be on the left. The problem is that there is like a line that won't let the 2 connect (they are supposed to flow, 1 into the other). Any help? Thanks.

Ok. I just decided to use <br> instead of dreamweavers default of <p>. I now have made the space between the two pretty small but thats not good enough.

<img src="images/upper.jpg" width="700" height="100">
<br><img src="images/navbar.jpg" width="100" height="700">

navbar.jpg is really 1px by 1px and made bigger and upper is its original size. Thanks for any help.

 

[Moondancer]

Look in the code and see if there's a &nbsp; in there that's hiding from you... also set your table properties cell spacing and padding to 0 rather than leave them blank... see if that helps... if not, also look at your preferences to see if it automatically inserts a cell spacer.gif.

Actually a bit more of the code would be helpful since all you are giving us is the image source and size... lots of times it's something else in the code that's messing things up.

 

[Anthony Ng]

Actually a bit more of the code would be helpful since all you are giving us is the image source and size... lots of times it's something else in the code that's messing things up.

EXACTLY. Or the page itself so we could look at the codes ourselves.

 

[jojoyohan]

http://jojoyohan.com/test

 

[Anthony Ng]

OIC! You need a table to get rid of that space.

 

[graphicsguru]

<table border="0" align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="12"><img src="images/upper.jpg" width="700" height="100"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="102" height="700" colspan="0" background="images/navbar.jpg">&nbsp;</td>
<td width="598">&nbsp;</td>
</tr>
</table>

 

[jojoyohan]

Thanks. How do I set that up in dreamweaver automatically?

 

[Moondancer]

insert on the menu bar, try various combinations of rows and columns until you get it looking the way you want...
whoever said table is right... the <br> is the problem because it's a line break which takes up that much room.... or... you can copy graphicsguru's code straight into your code from the code view in dreamweaver.