Tables and CSS Can you put code in the CSS file that will align all cells in a table to "top"??? Graphics Webpage file size (graphics laden). I'm in the process of putting together an article that has a very large number of pics. What would you suggest is the best way to display them? Using a smaller thumbnail version in the article that a reader can click on to view the larger version? or Place them all on the same page? Any suggestions????

Hi Linda, I have a question. We have just revamped our site to modernize it and make it more effective Before it was html and now it is php. Does that mean it is treated as a new site by the search engines. Your comments about antiquity of a site made me wonder. I hope this is right forum for this question. Saludos Jennifer

Hi! Just stopped by for a minute to see what was going on since Linda had a couple of new threads up. I am going to be so far behind in this project but hope to catch up when everything has settled down at the nursery. Busy on ebay right now selling and shipping plants. Weather finally going to warm up so will be putting my gourd plants out and hoping for a good crop. House needs cleaned but that will have to wait. Well, have to go catch up on ebay. Martha

Hey Winston; I'm not sure if there's an alignment style setting that's browser compatible. I'll do some checking. I use CuteHtml, so I just do a search & replace and replace 'td' with 'td align=top' With the graphics, I tend to use thumbnails and let people click to zoom in on the ones they want to. Reason I do it that way is that it's most efficient for bandwidth reasons. If you put them all on a page, they all have to load even if the viewer only wanted to see 2 of them close up. : ) Linda

Hi Jennifer; ====== I have a question. We have just revamped our site to modernize it and make it more effective Before it was html and now it is php. Does that mean it is treated as a new site by the search engines. Your comments about antiquity of a site made me wonder. I hope this is right forum for this question. ====== Any forum is good. It's the viagra ads and blatant ads that make me go cross eyed. Real questions are welcome most anywhere! lol You ask a very good question. Google's latest "big daddy" update was launced because of that very type issue. See, most search engines are not able to distinguish different urls to the same content. (this is called canonicalization issues in the SEO world) For example, they would see: lindacaroll.com www.lindacaroll.com lindacaroll.com/index.html www.lindacaroll.com/index.html as being 4 different pages, when in fact they are all the same. Each of the 4 urls above could have different page rank and different listings and ranking. Google is now trying to address canonicalization issues... and I'm sure other engines will follow. However, in the meantime - yes, there is a risk that thispage.html and thispage.php may be seen as separate urls. The best way to deal with the issue so you don't lose any ranking or listings would be to have your webmaster set up server level 301s for each page. : ) Linda