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[Closed] Hey Tony P! I noticed that some of your pics are posted side-by-side. What's the trick to that?

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(@pete-rovero)
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Hey Tony P! I noticed that some of your pics are posted side-by-side. What's the trick to that?

I'm referring to the ones you posted earlier this month showing your 1:1 and the scale model next to it.



   
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Pete, looked at the html code ...

Tony edited the pictures (prior to posting) to merge 2 pictures in one.
This is a single picture with url:

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You can put 2 pictures next to each other ...

if they are small and there is no new-line (Enter/Return) between them. In the example below I reduced the width to 300. However this presentation will be browser dependent.

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Instead of the "width" you can define the "height" and equalize 2 different heights. In the example below the picture is the same but the height is defined different.

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(@pete-rovero)
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Thanks Chav, I appreciate that information. I'll do a little experimenting and see how it works out.

I figured out how to take two photos and merge them in Microsoft Paint, but it's a bit cumbersome.



   
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