Alignment Just Could Be...
Easier Than
You Think !!!
Well before we get off into the different ways to manipulate "alignment", I suppose you wanna know how I made that "converging marquee", huh?
okokokok...I'll be good and tell ya.
...but then you're gonna want me to tell ya, how I made the background too, arentcha?
( Geeeesh, will it ever end? lol )
The code for the "converging" or what I call the "meet in the middle marquee" is:
ohhhh...hahahaha...say that outloud, sounds like a sandwich doesn't it ?
ummm..meet ( meat ? ) in the middle...get it???
ohhhh...never mind...i'm typin'....geeezz !
The code is:
<<>font size=4" color="white"effect="emboss <<>marquee align=left hspace="1"width=50% behavior=slide direction=right scrollamount="20"><>LEFT side text<<>/marquee><<>marquee align=right direction=left hspace=1 width="100%"behavior=slide scrollamount=20>RIGHT side text<<>/marquee><<>/font>
Now I'm gonna make ya wait for the gradcolor code , cuz we
really
need to be talking about alignment here ( 'sides, somea ya didn't like my joke..)
The first thing you need to know about alignment is that there is a "default ". That means that if you dont specify
where
you want the image or text, it'll default to the left. Like this:
...all I did there was type
<<>img src="http://url of the gif">
and thats where it landed.
Now suppose this little guy cloned himself, and now they are all traveling in a group like this.
Now all 3 of them are to the right by default also. ( why? ) because I didnt specify any location and just repeated the img src= code 3 times ( or as many times as the image would fit in that amount of space )...and I entered the code
immediately
after the text with no line break.
Now let's get these guys out in the middle
and maybe have one of them " tap dancin' " on the others head...( well why not...huh ? )
So how did that happen?
..because I typed in <<>center><<>img src="http://url of the gif"><<>br><<>img src="http://url of the same image"> and since i left the "center" tag open and put in a line break
( the br ), the second one went under the first one
( and maybe got a headache? lol )
By the way, the "silliness" in these pages ISN'T just because i'm silly.. it's just silly enough that I think maybe it will help you remember what the alignment tags do
..like " dancin' on its head " will maybe help you remember centering images in sequence with no line breaks has JUST that visual effect... so let's move on to the next page to see what else we can do.
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