Wysiwyg html editor,is there one which will publish images side by side, horizontally,not one above the other?

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  1. Yes, but you need to put each image in its own table cell. Eg: <table border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'> <tr> <td> <img src... blah blah> </td> <td> <img src=.... more blah> </td> </tr> </table> Most WYSIWYG apps will allow you to do this just fine.
  2. No, but you can easily do this using CSS. If you don't understand stylesheets then its probably easiest to put this inside a style="" bit in each image tag. First of all, float the image on the left... float: left; ...then apply a bit of padding / margin to the right so they don't touch each other... margin-right: 5px; So for each of your images you have... <img src="something.jpg" alt="alternate text" style="float: left; margin-right: 5px" /> ...and just repeat that over and over again for your images. Seeing as you're using the style and over again you should create a class - this is a set of styles which can be applied to anything in the html. Usually you keep classes and IDs in a seperate stylesheet, but seeing as you're only going to have one then is probably easier just to include it in the html. Start by opening a style area thing within your html document... <style type="text/css"> ...then open a class (the . means class and what comes after it is the class name. the { } surround all the style info)... .float { ...then the styling we just put in those images... float: left; margin-right: 5px; ...then close the class and the styling ... } </style> You can now apply this to every image using class="float" rather than the style="" bit. So... <style type="text/css"> .float { float: left; margin-right: 5px; } </style> <img src="something.jpg" alt="alternate text" class="float" /> EDIT: And don't use tables xD ! Tables lead to ugly markup, they're far less cross-browser compliant, and its just such a 1990s method! Learning even just some basic CSS will make your life so much easier.
  3. Bw's Ebay auction template maker http://www.bwlewis.info/ see screenshots only allows images that are hosted online to be added to it via the gui
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