Here are a few quick shortcuts to avoid situations like this:
1. Put your buttons inside a table:
The code will look like this
<table border=0 cellpadding=10><tr><td>BUTTON CODE</td><td>BUTTON CODE</td></tr><tr><td>BUTTON CODE</td><td>BUTTON CODE</td></tr></table>
This will result in:
BUTTON | BUTTON |
BUTTON | BUTTON |
2. CHANGE the size of your images to fit their location!
To change the size of an image is simple! Within the button code, you will see <img src="http://blablabla"> right after the second quote, add width="###" Experiment to see what will fit within your borders, and then use that size! If the button is not perfectly square, add height="###"!
3 comments:
Awesome information. Thank you!
I really like the hints and info you have here. Just wish it was for self-hosted WordPress site. Oh well. Coupons In Motion hopiing over from the Alexa Hop.
Coupons in Motion- Hi! Hey you can use this particular tip on self hosted wordpress too! Insert an html box in your sidebar, (gadget? widget? What do they call it on WP?) and the coding works the same!
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