How do i fit pictures Tight to each other. Cuz normaly you get a space which i want to remove with HTML.

Thank you.

like this
<img src="mypicture1.jpg" width="50" height="20"> <img src="mypicture2.jpg" width="50" height="20">

to this
<img src="mypicture1.jpg" width="50" height="20"><img src="mypicture2.jpg" width="50" height="20">

(take the space out between the two images)

Or you cando this

<img src="myimg.gif" border="0" width="50" height="10" />

Your changing the border of the image to 0 this can remove the space more efficiently.
Technically it should be done in CSS1/2.

Remember to put the border="0" in all image tags.

by default there is no border on images unless they are links - so changing the border to zero for non-linked images wouldn't help in any way. (and if they are linked then their borders will be adjacent anyway)

my suggestion will remove the space

Yeah True its gone now. But now i want to do something with image maps. And i want 5 clickable parts in one image.(is this possible)...i use this code... any suggestions.

<img src="1.jpg" width="307" height="640" border="0"><img src="2.jpg" width="328" height="642" usemap="#Home" usemap="#About" border="0">

<map name="Home"><area shape="rect" coords="283,431,320,449" href="index.html"></map>
<map name="About"><area shape="rect" coords="278,459,320,479" href="about.html"></map>

i does only work for the first map and then the second map wont create a link...(forgot to post my problem...)

Hey,

I think i can see the problem, in your code at the moment, look:

<img src="1.jpg" width="307" height="640" border="0"><img src="2.jpg" width="328" height="642" usemap="#Home" usemap="#About" border="0">

You have put both maps in one image. So, i'm not sure which image is which but you have to re-link your images!

Good Luck,


Sean

I know your error was fixed, but to keep this thread more accurate for future reference, also check your table's cellpadding and cellspacing if you still have space after doing thise things above. This is often a common cause of spaces when trying to get images flush.