[georgiadevildog]

I've got to run right now, but I'll check back later. Thanks for any help you can provide, FReepers.

[octobersky]

I'm not real good with HTML but I do know that if you want your image to be on the left or right side of something you have to specify an "align" attribute. You can go to Webmonkey to get the code for this. Scroll down to where it says "Graphical Elements." Good luck.

[Roses0508]

Beat me to it. I also recommend webmonkey. You can find absolutely anything you need to know about HTML there.

[ecurbh]

The easiest way is probably to put it in a table, thus:

<TABLE border="0">
<TR>
<TD>Left side stuff</TD>
<TD>Middle stuff</TD>
<TD>Right side stuff</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>

[TexasCajun]

I can't find a link to the HTML Sandbox?

[Aliska]

I need some help with html code. I am setting up an index page with a table filled with about 80 thumbnail photos.

How do I code in html to open the image in a new window? People will forget to right click and choose open in new window even if it is stated right where they can see it, and if they hit the back button, they may have to wait for the whole table to load again which will be at least 1360+ KB which is a lot for dialup users.

If it is too complicated, I'll try to figure out another way. I tried to look at the source code for how news articles are done here on FR, but there is a page with a link that comes up that says in a few moments you will be redirected to. I don't want that. I just want to go directly to the larger photo from the thumbnail without losing the index page.