Vertically Aligning Images

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Hi guys,

It was really late when I posted this, so I am editing for clarity.

My first site with C5, trucklube.com is almost done. It has 12 small images logos at the bottom, 6 in 2 rows.

I built it as a "Layout". I added each image as a content block. They end up aligned along the top of each image. I do not see how to change that. I would like the centers of each image to be aligned, like I see on the bottom of fiverr.com. Their icons have href tags, and I don't need my icons to be hyperinkable.

They have a similar setup. I checked Chrome's console, and when I hover over their icons, using the select tool, I see 2 things:

the entire area has a "div.image-map".
over each icon I see "a" and what appears to be a pixel size, like "a 60px x 60px". I feel I am in over my head, as I don't know how they did that.

I hope I word this right - I want my icons to look like theirs. I don't need them to contain any links, just well-places images that line up the same way theirs do.

How can I do that?

 
pranaman replied on at Permalink Reply
Updated this post, added a new link, would you take a look?
tallacman replied on at Permalink Reply
tallacman
I don't think: trucklube.com
is getting me where the site is. It sounds like your issue would be easily fixable with css setting the image height. Then they would all be the same height.
pranaman replied on at Permalink Reply
sorry, it's mytrucklube.com...
tallacman replied on at Permalink Reply
tallacman
Since these are just logos with no links attached, the easiest way will be to make them all into one large image and place that just once.
pranaman replied on at Permalink Reply
yeah, I saw it on another site like that. I'd rather do it like I've seen on fiverr.com.
pranaman replied on at Permalink Reply
I read that I would start with the CSS - but where?

I've checked all 3 files in the /mytrucklube.com/concrete/themes/greek_yogurt/css file and I see a lot in the /mytrucklube.com/concrete/css folder.

Not sure where to go with this one.