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[Spide®™]

Well i was just adding one of my Tutorials,
And was woundering if thay is a way of geting rid of the little gap under each image i post

Take a look to see what i mean, you will understand
http://www.pixel2lif...stone_tutorial/

And heres the code, the system used

[align=center][h1] Cracked Stone Part: One [/h1]
[image=174]
[image=175]
[image=176]
[image=177]
[nextpage] 

[image=178]
[image=179]
[image=180]
[image=181]
[nextpage] 

[image=182]
[image=183]
[image=184]
[image=185]
[nextpage] 

[image=186]
[image=187]
[image=188]
[image=189][/align]

Thx for any help

Edit: oops i think i may have posted this in the wrong section, maybe needed to be in site suport ?
Sorry admins

Edited by spide®, 15 January 2007 - 11:14 PM.

[Bug]

It's only happening on your first page for me, though - Using FF

[Spide®™]

It's only happening on your first page for me, though - Using FF

Yeah i dont get it, iv changed the code around a bit now, but its the same, also using FF

Heres the code now, and everything is same for the other pages, i dont understand it

[align=center][image=174]
[image=175]
[image=176]
[image=177]
[nextpage][/align]

[align=center][image=178]
[image=179]
[image=180]
[image=181]
[nextpage][/align] 

[align=center][image=182]
[image=183]
[image=184]
[image=185]
[nextpage][/align] 

[align=center][image=186]
[image=187]
[image=188]
[image=189][/align]

[NGPixel]

The way you formatted your code will create a display error.

When you open the [align=center] tag, you need to close it BEFORE the first [nextpage]. Otherwise the align is opened on the first and closed on the fourth page which doesn't make sense.

To avoid the gap, try placing your image next to the other instead of 1 per line.

[Spide®™]

Thx NGPixel

I did what you said, but still the first page is the same

[align=center][image=174][image=175][image=176][image=177][/align]
[nextpage]

[NGPixel]

Look at your tutorial , refresh the page if you still see the gap.

[Bug]

Nah it's not there anymore.

Just a side-question: Why aren't the stats showing how many times the tutorial has been viewed if we've been viewing it throughout the life of this post?

Edit: Lol, just refreshed his tutorial (page 1) again for some reason. Everything was fine but now you've got the bugs back, including there being no footer showing, but the images for his tutorial are fine now.

SPYDER!! What the heck are you doing? lol

Edited by Bug, 16 January 2007 - 12:50 AM.

[Spide®™]

Thx again NGPixel

Its fixed now

Heres the code that worked for me lol

[align=center][image=174]
[image=175]
[image=176]
[image=177]
[nextpage][/align]

[align=center]
[image=178]
[image=179]
[image=180]
[image=181]
[nextpage][/align]

[align=center][image=182]
[image=183]
[image=184]
[image=185]
[nextpage][/align]


[align=center][image=186]
[image=187]
[image=188]
[image=189][/align]

The other way, seemed to mess all the pages up
Thx again for the help

Nah it's not there anymore.

Just a side-question: Why aren't the stats showing how many times the tutorial has been viewed if we've been viewing it throughout the life of this post?

Edit: Lol, just refreshed his tutorial (page 1) again for some reason. Everything was fine but now you've got the display errors and no footer showing, but the images for his tutorial are fine now.

SPYDER!! What the heck are you doing? lol

Its fixed now lol , i think maybe coz the tutorial aint been published, so it dont show the views ?

[NGPixel]

Because the link is a Publishing tutorial link and not a P2L Index link. Views are only added when you click a tutorial from a tutorial listing on P2L. Otherwise, each time the author load his tutorial while writing, it would add 1 view to the count which wouldn't make sense.

EDIT: Spider, put the [/align] BEFORE the [nextpage]

[Spide®™]

Done it , sorry about that, and thx again