Making my own pages/4500 series page.

[Yournamehere]

I found the 4506 on the site in the 4000 pistol series, which is incorrect, and posted in there before the forum was made that it needed a seperate section. Since I can't make a page without everything getting all jumbled, I need someone to make the 4500 series page, show me how to prevent the page jumble, or, preferably, both. I've been meaning to redo the Dead Presidents page for a long time, I even have screencaps ready, but nothing will straighten out. Anyone wanna help me here?

[MT2008]

What do you mean "straighten out"?

[Yournamehere]

Ever notice how some pages have images that don't align right, or headlines that don't center? Whenever I try and make a page, everything tries to fill in horizontally rather than align to the right or left or wherever I want it to go. I don't know if you've seen this or know how to fix it, but it's kept me from making pages.

[MT2008]

I always just put "none" for the alignment of the images. It puts them on the left side of the page automatically and doesn't present formatting issues the way other alignments tend to do.

[Yournamehere]

That did the trick, and I finished my first page!
http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Dead_Presidents
Thanks for the help!

[MT2008]

Yeah, looks awesome. Though of course, you should get pictures of each gun and link to the pages for each gun.

[Yournamehere]

I held off on that because a few of them don't have appropriate links or images, and I'd need to upload more pictures from the internet (I've had the Dead Presidents pictures on my computer for months now) so I'm holding off on that until later. If you want to go in and link a few of them, feel free.

[MT2008]

We don't? Can't see a gun on that page we don't have, except that revolver at the bottom, whatever it is...

[Yournamehere]

My main concern is the Commander, ours is a crappy new age Series 80, and this one has to be 70 or pre. Call me picky, but accuracy is key when it comes to firearms, no?

[MT2008]

I think we have pics of one somewhere, but not on the 1911 page. I'll have to check...