Dreamweaver Help [+REP]

[Zak]

Not sure if anyone can help me. But I just can't fix this error. It's to do with images..

When I write the code in Dreamweaver, the little preview of what I've just done shows up. It shows nothing wrong with my template: example below:



This is how I want them to be displayed.. but when I preview it in the browser.. this happens



Can anyone help? +Rep if you do.

[Zak]

Never mind I fixed it. I never knew about the vertical alignment feature that CSS possessed, having never written CSS before. Wrote a simple alignment class? I think they're called.

Basically set vertical-align:middle;

Linked the 'alignment' class using the td id="alignment" and I was done

[Thomas]

I'd use notepad++ to code if i'm honest, sorry for the off topic reply!

[Zak]

I'd use notepad++ to code if i'm honest, sorry for the off topic reply!

Haha I chose Dreamweaver for a starter. Never made a website before!! Defo won't be using it in the future though, seems more of a hinderence than help

[Thomas]

Haha I chose Dreamweaver for a starter. Never made a website before!! Defo won't be using it in the future though, seems more of a hinderence than help

It is, a very bit one imo.

[Chippiewill]

Haha I chose Dreamweaver for a starter. Never made a website before!! Defo won't be using it in the future though, seems more of a hinderence than help

If N++ didn't exist it'd be useful as a code highlighter but N++ does exist and for previewing you want to use a proper web browser and the WYSIWYG on dreamweaver is just bad code.

[Jutnux]

If N++ didn't exist it'd be useful as a code highlighter but N++ does exist and for previewing you want to use a proper web browser and the WYSIWYG on dreamweaver is just bad code.

Vim

[Fiendly]

Even with development programs, it's always best to know your code well. Always try to look up the language and have brief knowledge, as such: http://w3schools.com