hb2011

No problems have arisen since.
But still, the expression <inlinepictures> is now missing from all HTML pages. Still, I put this one on solved, so others can benefit.

SOLVED, thanks to Doede.net

Since that is in dutch here my update in English:
After reading the valuable CSS basic information, I now fully understood what CSS is and how to use it.

What I did, is I created the following function and pasted the code:

.inlinepictures {
 display:inline-block;
 zoom:1; /* IE 7 Hack starts here*/
 *display:inline;
 }

And, now, for every line where I used to have: <div style="display: inline-block;">, I replaced this with <inlinepictures>.

Possibly if I give it a good try, I should be able to put more in the CSS for aligning my pictures and size et all, but that’s not the point here. The point is, my pictures now display correctly in IE8!

…and I learned the basics of CSS, where I just used to google some code and paste it whereever my source said.

Massive thanks, I hope this helps others as well

PS. One strange thing is that on one of three pages where I used this, the whole <inlinepictures> has disappeared from the HTML, but it still works – for this reason, I will keep this thread open for a week, to see if problems arise.

Thanks so far!
It’s bazunder . com

I looked in Chrome with ‘inspect element’ (I hope that’s the correct English term) and came across “element.style” but this phrase I cannot find in any of my style sheets. So I hope you can have a look.

A little background info:
I’m starting an eshop. However, since I’m not the actual seller of the products, I cannot use any of the WP plugins for shops, since I don’t have any use for a shopping cart/basket. It’ll become clear when you click on one of the pictures and then on the ‘meer info…’ button, you’ll see that you’re leaving my domain.