Space Html

[Scotttheskaterr]

What would be a space in html i know <br> moves whatever you need down but i want something to move horizantally. Thanks.

[Mister-Mind]

I think you mean alignment then right, Theres 2 ways to move things over, Both using CSS, theres position relative, and position absolute, you can use them for aligning text which I think is what you want to do

position absolute code:

<style type="text/css">
h2.pos_abs
{
position:absolute;
left:100px;
top:150px
}
</style>

Thats the code for position absolute, I got it off w3schools, you can use it to align text to where ever you want, just define the position in pixels.

Position Relative code:

Its pretty much the same just a tiny bit different, I suggest that you use position absolute.

Sorry for the long post.

Good luck,

[Mister-Mind]

Sorry for the double post,

But if you want to learn completly about positioning, you should go to w3schools.
The positioning tutorial is below.

click here

good luck. =D

[Sp1kY]

Hi there,
I can't be completely sure if its what you want, but If you want to create a blank space equal to a capital M, the html entity code &nbsp; should work fine.
THanks

[Scotttheskaterr]

Well here i dont think those work i wanted to align my header (see link) I want Leap of Faith rocks in the middle of the screen not on a certain side. In other word i want it more right.

http://www.freewebs.../arabiancause/me.htm

[DannyIsOnFire]

At 8/23/06 11:27 AM, Scotttheskaterr wrote: What would be a space in html i know <br> moves whatever you need down but i want something to move horizantally. Thanks.

If your talking about what i think your talking about, a space is &nbsp;

[JeremysFilms]

At 8/23/06 11:59 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote:

At 8/23/06 11:27 AM, Scotttheskaterr wrote: What would be a space in html i know <br> moves whatever you need down but i want something to move horizantally. Thanks.

If your talking about what i think your talking about, a space is

Better explained, if you write &nbsp; it will be parsed as a space because it is the HTML entity of the space character, just as &lt; is the entity of < etc.

[DFox]

Here's a pretty good list of HTML entities for reference: http://www.w3schools..ags/ref_entities.asp