I can try, William, but you haven’t stated what needs fixing.

Ah, I thought you meant something else that I didn’t recall seeing there yesterday. The Isometric Village  seems to be newer than that.

I think the problem is that you’ve used a table but you haven’t set the cell spacing correctly.

You’re welcome, but I’ve just tried adding

|| border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"

and it hasn’t done much, if anything.

More development at the isometric village today,
Activity is underway,

It occurs to me that if the individual uints were encoded in a colour font, then such displays could be sent in emails.

With OpenType glyph substitution each unit could be accessed using a seuence of characters. If the sequences were ll of the same length and an "opener" common to all were used and the various distinguishing parts of sequences were all in digits, then the underlying text displays would be clearly set out, assisting editing.

However, some units with small right-angled triangles in the corners would be needed for highest quality displays, but a good idea of the intended layout could be indicated with a lower quality display.

There are now five areas in the isometric village. Please add your own ideas.

I have made each unit as 346 pixels wide by 200 pixels high.

So a ratio of approximately root 3 to 1, so as to give a good approximation to the 30 degrees angle of an isometric projection.

I made the images using Microsoft Paint.

William

As you’ll have noticed, William, I’ve been playing with this but can’t see how to do it. If you go to

https://www.w3schools.com/html//tryit.a … ellpadding

and change

th, td {
  padding: 15px;

to

th, td {
  padding: 0px;

the padding below the text looks the same as the padding above. However, if you replace one of the name lines with HTML code for an image, I expect you’ll find (as I did) that you still get a gap at the bottom. For example, try replacing

<td>Jackson</td>

with

<td><img src=https://www.allaboutbirds.org/news/wp-content/themes/html5blank-stable/images/blue-winged-warbler.jpg" alt"blue-winged warbler"></img></td>

I have just noticed that you have fixed the gaps in the Isometric Village.

Thank you.

William

The gaps are much smaller now, but they’re still present for me.

Here is a direct link, for you and for anyone else who chooses to try the forest walk.

https://punster.me/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Ma … hFreeStuff

After entering the forest walk (wiki page) one needs to scroll slowly down the page.

William

The trees look identical, apart from one which is smaller than the others! It isn’t clear how one is meant to ‘walk’ between them.

I linked to the shops page as that is from where one enters the forest walk.

Did you notice where the end of the walk leads?

William

Hello Jack,

I use the word 'opine' so as clearly express an opinion.

Some people might put "I think", but to me that that is ambiguous because use of "I think" could be expressing an opinion or could be expressing that one is not certain.

"I suggest" could be regarded as telling someone what to do. "I opine" is simply expressing my opinion.

William