Changing text hyperlinks so they are along side one another

Please go to very bottom of my television information site. The two text hyperlinks on bottom left are stacked one below the other. How can I make that link "Watch Movies Online" appear directly next to, or to the right of "Youtube MP3"?

 

Here you go, I fixed it
http://www.mediafire.com/?lmymny3ijq2

Just rename it exactly what that page name is like index or whatever.

 

Holy cow....I did download the file....not sure how I interpret the entire thing since it was an actual replica of my page....not any HTML code. After clicking that link though (it must be freeware?), I noticed several pop-ups and ads I had to click out of. When that file shows up as a web page, (it is missing some of the graphics on the real page), am I supposed to look at it in "source view" for the actual HTML?

 

Hi buddy
Mediafire gave the pop ups but i only get one.
Yea you can rename it the exact page name and upload it but make sure you keep a copy of the orginal page just in case something goes wrong or you can just look at the source and add it to your original page. its at the bottom in the <tr> tags The gaphics dont show up because I only downloaded a page copy of the site.

Here is the whole thing together
http://www.mediafire.com/?mzijkji3qcj

If its your index page them rename it that and you may need to upload both the page and the folder and delete your old page.

 

The easiest way would be to change the line:

<tr><td><center><a href="http://www.youtubetomp3.net/" title="Youtube to MP3">Youtube to MP3</a></td></center><tr><td><center><a href="http://www.freemoviedb.com">Watch Movies Online</a></td></center>

HTML:

to

<tr><td><center><a href="http://www.youtubetomp3.net/" title="Youtube to MP3">Youtube to MP3</a>&nbsp;<a href="http://www.freemoviedb.com">Watch Movies Online</a></center></td></tr>

HTML:

 

First of all....THANK YOU MediaCard....I really do sincerely appreciate your help. That page can only be accessed via CPanel which is how I prefer it. So would be hesitant to mess anything up, based on how you suggest it....I have no images from that page saved in a folder to replace if I lost them. But I really appreciate your input. I will keep you in mind when more of my questions arise. And DOUBLE thanks to Fervid....that actual code manipulation is what I was seeking....and will try it. Then re-post the link after I make the change. As I mentioned to MediaCard, I access that site via CPanel....and like tinkering with the HTML directly. I'll let you guys know. Thanks alot to BOTH you guys....

 

No problem buddy, I was just giving you a quick reply Fervid had the better ideal.

 

Hi Fervid and MediaCard....See: http://www.televisionsreview.info/ and note that the word "online"appears under the wording "Watch Movies". I am wondering if I did anything wrong, since I want all the words in a single line, i.e.: "Watch Movies Online" if possible, let me know what I did wrong.

 

Oops, didn't look to see if it needed to span two columns. Try this

<tr><td colspan="2"><center><a href="http://www.youtubetomp3.net/" title="Youtube to MP3">Youtube to MP3</a>&nbsp;<a href="http://www.freemoviedb.com">Watch Movies Online</a></center></td></tr>

HTML:

All I changed was adding the colspan="2" into the td tag.

 

hHi Fervid:
I changed it to this:

<tr><td colspan="2"><center><a href="http://www.youtubetomp3.net/" title="Youtube to MP3</a>&nbsp;<a href="http://www.freemoviedb.com">Watch Movies Online</a></center></td></tr>


and if you check the page at very bottom: http://www.televisionsreview.info , I now lost the other text hyperlink to http://wwwyoutubetomp3.net text: Youtube to MP3 no longer is visible....I am at a loss

 

Your code is different from what I have above.

 

Fervid: I went and saw I was missing a simple SNIPPET of code! It was the "> after YouTubetoMP3! Have a look....it does show up now! What are your thoughts....otherwise, you assisted me greatly. Thanks