[eluser]Narkboy[/eluser]
[quote author="invision" date="1295971031"]Cool!
So if I was to generate code like the following, how would I achieve this?
Would I have to use 'breaks' to add in the
style="margin-left:6px;" and the
break tag.
Code:
<a href="[removed]showPicture('1.jpg', '');"><img src="1-small.jpg" /></a>
<a href="[removed]showPicture('2.jpg', '');"><img src="2-small.jpg" style="margin-left:6px;" /></a>
<a href="[removed]showPicture('3.jpg', '');"><img src="3-small.jpg" style="margin-left:6px;" /></a><br />
<a href="[removed]showPicture('4.jpg', '');"><img src="4-small.jpg" style="padding-top:6px" /></a>
<a href="[removed]showPicture('5.jpg', '');"><img src="5-small.jpg" style="margin-left:6px;padding-top:6px" /></a>
<a href="[removed]showPicture('6.jpg', '');"><img src="6-small.jpg" style="margin-left:6px;padding-top:6px" /></a>
[/quote]
Um...
If you loop an array then you can specify output for all items, odd and even items or any other mathematically definable series. I can't see one in your short sample!
I would suggest that you define a common style for all images - something like:
Code:
img.thumb {
margin: 3px;
padding: 3px;
}
Otherwise you'll need to spend time explaining to either PHP or to HTML / CSS how to work out which images need which styles.
Keep it simple!
/B
EDIT:
If you've only ever got a small number of images at a time, then you could use a PHP switch block to append the style text to the echo statement within the loop, but you'll need a for loop rather than foreach so that you can test the array offset.
