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lindsay foster
lindsay foster
2,459 Points
Posted by lindsay foster
lindsay foster
2,459 Points

5 photos - middle photo is aligning to right, leaving gap on left side in middle row. Is this a sizing issue?

I think it may have to do with my photos not being uniform size, but it seems like an alignment issue because the middle photo is floating on the right.

2 Answers

Arturo Perez
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Arturo Perez
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 12,902 Points
Arturo Perez
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Arturo Perez
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 12,902 Points

I would use the developer tools to inspect your elements, when having layout issues.

Graeme Oxley
Graeme Oxley
8,919 Points
Graeme Oxley
Graeme Oxley
8,919 Points

Without seeing code, I would guess that your photos being different sizes is the problem.

Either resize your images to be the same (height at the very least) or adjust your divs accordingly. My images are always set to 100% width, so it's more important to control the height and width of your divs along with overflow:hidden.