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I've had thumbnail page problems in the past, but with the help of this forum fixed them.

However, now another one and I can't see the answer. The top row, numbers one and two thumbs have gotten out of alignment. Appreciate some help. This page

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Hi Wayne

I took a quick look and I think your problem is because the the last four image sizes are reversed to tall for there container throwing everything off Ill bet if you make the last four the same size as the rest will fix the problem.

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I took a quick look and I think your problem is because the the last four image sizes are reversed to tall for there container throwing everything off

 

I haven't had time to thoroughly play with the page yet, but that's not it.

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Ok - I honestly am not sure why this is happening - it only happens to the first row of images, no matter how many or which images.

 

BUT - after I removed all the <br> tags (they shouldn't be there anyway - use margins or padding for space), things fell into place. I added a padding-top to #images to make up for the removed <br> tag, and voila

 

The portrait-oriented images at the end of the list don't line up, because of the different dimension. You may need to put them in a different class with different margins to make up for the difference. That might be hard to do in a row where you're mixing orientations.

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Thanks, Andrea. I removed the <br>'s and the thumbs lined up as you said. Did you add padding-top like this? #images img{float:left; padding:top}

 

Also, I'll play with a class for 2 verticals and one horizontal image per row, and sww if I can get that to look better.

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I added the padding directly to your images division:

 

#images {padding-top: 50px;}

 

As to the horizontal / vertical issue, it may be better (by that I mean easier :rolleyes:) to just stick with one type per row, instead of a mix and match.

 

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