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    Finalize777 is offline Corporal
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    Default Spacing.

    How would you perfectly be able to space content on your site?

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    Default Re: Spacing.

    Hi, not sure what you mean? What are you trying to achieve.

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    Perfectly spacing images.

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    Default Re: Spacing.

    Put them in a table.

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    Wth does that mean? a table?

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    I already have my images the size I want them. That table doesnt fit the images.

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    Default Re: Spacing.

    If your pictures are the same size- then puting them in a table is the way to go. Unfortunately- I am at work and cannot write out how to put the picture in a table. I will do so in the am for you.

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    Ok- there are two ways of doing this. One in BV web builder and one by writing the html code for your own table.

    Method 1- Click on the table icon in the BV web builder. Create the table to match the number of pictures you have and how you want them to be displayed (i.e.- 3 rows and 2 columns). Choose a cell and click on cell properties. Click on the Browse button next to image and search for your picture. Double click on it to load it. Then In the Repeat- choose Do not Repeat. On alignment - choose center.

    Click ok. You might have to open the table a little to make the pictures appear in side correctly.

    Method 2- The below html is a table example:
    <table border="4" bordercolor="blue" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2">
    <tr>
    <td><img src="mypicture001.jpg"></td><td><img src="mypicture002"></td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td><img src="mypicture003.jpg"></td><td><img src="mypicture004"></td>
    </tr>
    </table>
    In this example we have a table with two columns and two rows.
    The table has a border of 4px and the border color isblue. You would replace "mypicture001.jpg" with the pictures you wish to show.

    To use this example- simply open an html box and paste it inside and then
    size appropriately. Play with the border and color to suit.

    To add more columns or rows- follow the example above.

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