In the example in the first lesson you saw how every image was exactly the same width and height. In this, the final lesson, is an example of images the same width but different heights. I prefer the first example as it looks neater and more professional, but that is up to personal choice.

Whether the first example or the one below, both are inserted into your grid in exactly the same way. If you find the space between rows is too large you can reduce it by copying and pasting the following code in each row after the <div class="column">: <p style="margin-top: -00px;"</p> (don't forget to change the 00 digits). If the space needs increasing use the same code without the - sign.

Here endeth the six lesson. Good luck!




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lindasea Premium
THIS is something I have wondered about and rhought I.had to have a chart in oder to accomplish. You have siimplified the process for those of us without html experience. Great contribution THANKS!
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Harrysastar2 Premium
Your very welcome Lindasea, anything that simpyfies things makes life easier. I
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Heartshift Premium
Thank you, Harry... :-)
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You're welcome Martin, best of luck.
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JewelCarol Premium
Cool, looks easy, thank you Harry. :))
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Harrysastar2 Premium
Hi Jewel, yes it's relatively easy and, I believe, the easiest way to build a grid, especially if you have have some knowledge of HTML.
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Martstervt Premium
Good tutorial Harry,I think I'm stating to catch on .Thanks I
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Thanks Marty, if you need any help give me a shout
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Thanks Harry I will book mark your offer as well.
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seelady Premium
Very informative lesson. I'm looking forward to trying this! :)
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Thank you, if you need any further help, give me a shout
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