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    How to Create a DYNAMIC Collage on a web page

    I am looking to create something like this
    http://www.nurturingnetwork.org/images/collage.jpg
    for my webpage. The easy way to do this is in photoshop. first arrange the images then create slices and then save for web.

    My challenge comes when i need to add couple of new pics every day to this collage and then link them each to their respective web pages. I am trying to find out if there is a easier way for this collage to keep populating upwards as i keep adding new images. All the images need to be tightly stacked together like tetris.

    Any Suggestions?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yamirb
    I am looking to create something like this
    http://www.nurturingnetwork.org/images/collage.jpg
    for my webpage. The easy way to do this is in photoshop. first arrange the images then create slices and then save for web.

    My challenge comes when i need to add couple of new pics every day to this collage and then link them each to their respective web pages. I am trying to find out if there is a easier way for this collage to keep populating upwards as i keep adding new images. All the images need to be tightly stacked together like tetris.

    Any Suggestions?
    technically, couldn't you place all of the images in a table with no border, and size the images using the same height and width attributes. Therefore, whenever you add a new image, just put a new <tr> in your table. For more information about tables in html, go here http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp

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