HTML and CSS Reference
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For
hspace
and
vspace
, notice that CSS gives you more control. You can set the right padding separately from
the left padding and the top padding separately from the bottom. When converting to CSS, you'll need to copy
the values from
hspace
into both
padding-left
and
padding-right
. You'll also need to copy the values from
vspace
into both
padding-top
and
padding-bottom
.
If you've modified
align
, you should also look for any
<br clear="all"/>
tags that may be lying around.
These make sure that the image doesn't go too far down the screen when the line width is larger than expected.
The
br
element is allowed in strict XHTML, but the
clear
attribute is not. Instead, you assign the
br
element a
CSS
clear
property with the value
left
,
right
, or
both
. There's not a lot of semantics involved here, so I
usually just identify these as classes. For example:
br.left { clear: left; }
br.right { clear: right; }
br.all { clear: both; }
...
<br class="left" />
<br class="right"/>
<br class="all" />
Tidy will not help with these. You're on your own.
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