Ok, here's my query. I have a website set up at Angelfire (not gonna post the link because it's a PG-13 site, with some strong language). Anyhoo, I use the basic page format, but found that I can use some basic HTML stuff on that like "center" and "font". Now, each page has 24 links, with the letters of the alphabet being those links. These, by default, show up vertically down the page. I want them to show up horizontally. Is there ANY way to do this? Thanks in advance and remember I'm WAY new to this. I can put up images and animations and some basic stuff like that, but this is over my head.

Can you post the coding that you're using? It's really hard to tell what the problem might be without that or a link to the problem page.

Ummm...I dunno really. Since I use the basic webshell editor, it isn't a blank HTML page (I tried one of those and about had a seizure it was so complicated). It's more like a template that you fill out. I can pm you the link if you think you can help me, though.

Wow, I found a way to do it! I looked at the source for the page (via a tip from Angelfire) and noticed that all the links had a <br> after them. Just a simple matter of converting the page to pure HTML (since the only thing I will have to change on it will be the links, which is pretty easy), removing the <br> tags, and they all line up horizontally as pretty as you please! I do appreciate the offer to help, though! I'm sure I'll be back here again as soon as another stumper arises.