Best way to get this on a page?

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    Whats the best way to get this on a page?(format wise)
    Game name (link) (link) (link) (link)

    The links are things to do with the game, and the game is just text, or can be text with a small image. Whats the best format method to get 30 of those on 1 page? I'm currently using a table but it looks like it needs a bit of work :(
     
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  2. sequencehosting

    sequencehosting Peon

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    I would also go with a table. I use CSS for everything apart from organising data because it's so much easier using a table. Have you tried styling the table with CSS?
     
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  3. toycat

    toycat Well-Known Member

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    I can't actually do CSS, only edit existing CSS files.

    If i'm allowed to post urls i can show you how it currently looks?
     
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    sequencehosting Peon

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    Not sure if your allowed. If so post it if not post it on my profile page and I will be happy to take a look.
     
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    toycat Well-Known Member

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    i'll take a quick look at the rules, if so then i'll add it to the main post :)
     
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    #6
    Screenshots are lovely.
     
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    That's a good point :) Take a screenshot and post it here.
     
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    toycat Well-Known Member

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    Will do at some point later tonight, need to get my hosting sorted
     
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    My widget is an HTML page dynamically generated on a web server. To create the initial experience for a user when the widget loads, we need to know their PID..
    As far as I can tell, the only way to get the PID is to load the javascript library, and pull it out of the context object. Is that right? In which case, I guess I'll need to create a special interstitial page which gets the PID, and then calls a server-side redirect to my main page, passing the PID in the querystring. Am I getting this right?

    Is there some way to have the PID passed to me in the initial page load so I don't have to do a redirect?
     
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    kasun0777 Well-Known Member

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    post screenshots
     
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    toycat Well-Known Member

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