OR... if you wanted several small images w/ one line of text behind each image...

<img src="http://www.yoursitename.com/folder/Image.gif" width="880" height="200" style="vertical-align:middle;"/>

I was about to do this myself manually on a new forum I'm working on but ohh hello I'll mark as installed and thanks for showing some inexperienced user a simple way to accomplish some good results!

Use the bottom code CapitanoN6 posted ;)

Didn't look like the example of mine!

But thanks for your code because I put the following code in front of the name of the forum and NOT in description - and it works:


And now it looks this way ;) The only thing is, the word is too close to the pic, but I'll manage it.

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2009/03/11.png


greetings
Karin

Sheesh....didn't even think about that Karin. Such simple things :)

By the way, can't you just place a &nbsp behind the pic and make a space? That way, your image is spaced away from the title.

Well add a spacer ;)

i.e. &nbsp;

<img src="images/fb/fleisch.JPG" border="0" style="vertical-align:middle;"/>&nbsp;Fleisch

OR Two :D

<img src="images/fb/fleisch.JPG" border="0" style="vertical-align:middle;"/>&nbsp;&nbsp;Fleisch

Take an hour or two and simply find a site w/ good code references... a few simple code enhancements takes you along way :D

S-MAN

Hi!

I already added two spacers ;) - the distance of the word is now OK, but the line under the link "Fleisch" doesn't move, it's only longer.

Here's a screenshot:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2009/03/10.png

(Sorry for my bad descriptions, but English isn't my mothertongue)

greetings
Karin

P.S.: A user told me now, that in this Forum "Fleisch" all postings are in alphabetic order ! Why that? But if someone posts a new theme, it is on top.

ll actually I'm blind as a bat so credit for ArnyVee for the &nbsp and sorry ARNY :D

Well then do this...

It should not do the line if the spacers are not within the a href tags so what I mean is it looks like the text to the right is a link so if you put the spacers within the code where the Description of the link goes it WILL do that.

So if your link is this...

<a href="http://www.yoursitename.com">&nbsp;&nbsp;Fleisch</a>

then you have the spaces underlined whereas you do NOT want that so...

<img src="images/fb/fleisch.JPG" border="0" style="vertical-align:middle;"/>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.yoursitename.com">Fleisch</a>

And that should give you what you were looking for, always remember coding is kind of like math sometimes and has an order of operations per say when you want to get exactly what your looking for ;)

Again, sorry for seeing your post ArnyVee as I'm not a credit stealer :D

OHH and never apologize for bad english as us americans slang it to hello and back :D besides if there are grammar police here on vb.org they are doing a horrible job @ it.

S-MAN

S-MAN, I don't care who gets credit as long as we help a fellow webmaster/admin! :up:

It's all about helping out and strengthening the community, right? ;)

Hallo S-MAN!

Thanks a lot for trying to help me!!!

But I do not use this link:

because the word "Fleisch" is already a link. (made by vB)

My code is this one:


I also tried this code:

<img src="images/fb/fleisch.JPG" border="0" style="vertical-align:middle;"/>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.yoursitename.com">Fleisch</a>

It's logical to separate the pic from the link, then only the word is underlined. The only thing is I can't use this code because
the forum name disappeared, the link of the first posting appeared and in admin panel this forum was "gone" :o


In the admin panel it looks like this:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2009/03/8.png

And if you fill in the name of the forum (here "Fleisch") the link is created automatically.


Now I tried this code:

and it gives me exactly what I'm looking for, but now the pic is linked and not the word.

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2009/03/53.jpg

greetings
Karin

EXACTLY although some attitudes and tactless wit used by some members around here gets me down sometimes but if most of us do what we can the rest can benefit :D !!!!

So you have it how you wanted it but not 100% and I see what you meant now... let me tinker on my forums later and see what I can trick it into doing unless your fine with it as-is. I have to run out for a few hours so I'll check back when I return :D. Ohh but real quick lol... you could try CSS in there and see what it can achieve, perhaps exactly what your looking for just place the CSS code for the layout above the actual html it defines in each forum description or use it in the header template then each sub forum can use the same layout specified by the css eh?! :D

Let me tinker a bit, ok time to run :p