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you can use css. Give the image an ID <img src="image.jpg" id="image"> and give it a variable size #image { width = 50%; height = 50%; } For really high res screens you might want to set a max width and height too

you can use css. Give the image an ID <img src="image.jpg" id="image"> and give it a variable size #image { width = 50%; height = 50%; } For really high res screens you might want to set a max width and height too

you can use css. Give the image an ID <img src="image.jpg" id="image"> and give it a variable size #image { width = 50%; height = 50%; } For really high res screens you might want to set a max width and height too

if the widgets are all in a DIV find out the ID of these DIVs Then using CSS simply align one on the right side, one on the left and one in the middle using float. div#widget1{ float: left; } div#widget2{ float: center; } div#widget2{ float: right; } You could also use tables, but that's...

The way I learned is buying a PHP book, deciding what I want to do and learn as I go. It seems to work

reported for spam, thanks for the 2 points