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CSS photo gallery .?

inzain

2004-08-07, 7:15 pm

how would you go about making a photo gallery without using tables??
i have a hard time not workin with tables,

P@tty Ayers

2004-08-07, 7:15 pm

> how would you go about making a photo gallery without using tables??
> i have a hard time not workin with tables,

Gordon Mackay did one of these a while back.. Here's his web site -
http://www.gordonmac.com/ - he has lots of free stuff there, but I don't
think the CSS photo gallery is there. You could try emailing him and asking.

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Kindler Chase

2004-08-07, 11:14 pm

inzain wrote:
> how would you go about making a photo gallery without using tables??
> i have a hard time not workin with tables,

Personally, I think tables are just fine for image galleries. An
alternative to a table would be to use floated div's. Here's an article
that'll help out:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/practicalcss/

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.: Nadia :.TMM :.

2004-08-08, 7:14 am

I"m with Kindler, I don't there is anything wrong with using tables for what
you want to do.
Kindler didn't mention it, but he has a free Image Gallery product that may
be of interest
http://www.ncubed.com/Products/Galleries/Free/Samples/

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"inzain" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> how would you go about making a photo gallery without using tables??
> i have a hard time not workin with tables,

Gordon

2004-08-08, 7:14 am

..: Nadia :.TMM :. wrote:
> I"m with Kindler, I don't there is anything wrong with using tables for what
> you want to do.
> Kindler didn't mention it, but he has a free Image Gallery product that may
> be of interest
> http://www.ncubed.com/Products/Galleries/Free/Samples/
>

I'm with both of you, nothing wrong with using tables for image galleries :)

I like this one however... 'tis nice

http://dasme.org/imagegal/

Gordon M

.: Nadia :.TMM :.

2004-08-08, 12:14 pm

Good link Gordon... is that what you used on that 'models' page? :)

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"Gordon" <gordonmac.com@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote in message
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> .: Nadia :.TMM :. wrote:
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> I'm with both of you, nothing wrong with using tables for image galleries
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>
> I like this one however... 'tis nice
>
> http://dasme.org/imagegal/
>
> Gordon M

Thierry Koblentz

2004-08-08, 7:14 pm

> I like this one however... 'tis nice
> http://dasme.org/imagegal/

I agree with you, it's a nice and clean *CSS* solution.
IMHO, when the thumbnails are of the same size and just "seating" next to
each other, it makes more sense to go with DIVs and/or SPANs rather than the
whole TABLE enchilada.

Thierry

Gordon wrote:
> I'm with both of you, nothing wrong with using tables for image
> galleries :)
> I like this one however... 'tis nice
> http://dasme.org/imagegal/
> Gordon M

Gordon

2004-08-08, 7:14 pm

..: Nadia :.TMM :. wrote:
> Good link Gordon... is that what you used on that 'models' page? :)
>

Hehehe, naaaaaaaaaaaaw, that was one of Marja's nifty extensions :D

Gordon M