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Go to my site polishgoals.com on the left you can see a thing with buttons. who do i make two buttons in each row?
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Didnt you post about this a while ago?

http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/forum/vie...ost_115688
Edited by HobbyMan on 15-06-2008 18:45,
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</hr> is not a html tag Smith.
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hey thanks Elactos... again you had my back.... sry for another stroke of ignorance
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maybe <hr> or <hr /> :D
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You can use this type if am right what am posting:

echo "<br><center><a href='http://www.'><img src='/images/'></a></center>";

echo "<br><center><a href='http://www.'><img src='/images/'></a></center>";

echo "<br><center><a href='http://www.'><img src='/images/'></a></center>";
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ok Hobbyman but your method only works if the pictures are set to be 100x50 but what do I do if its just linked to a picture that set to always be 100x50?
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I'm not sure I understand, the pictures are 100x50 at the moment and you want to have 2 per row, therefore you'll need to resize them.
Am I missing something?

They'll look like this....

www.hobbysites.net/images/buttony.jpg
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