Within my div element, I have organized rows of three images each. These images are uniform in size. Previously, I used small, completely clear transparent images to create spaces between the images by explicitly setting their height and width. An example structure would look like this:
div begin
space image width=15, height=1 actual image (no explicit dimensions)
space image width=10, height=1 actual image (no explicit dimensions)
space image width=10, height=1 actual image (no explicit dimensions)
space image width=900, height=20 (to separate rows, which should be 900 wide, a space + 3 x image)
space image width=15, height=1 actual image (no explicit dimensions)
space image width=10, height=1 actual image (no explicit dimensions)
space image width=10, height=1 actual image (no explicit dimensions)
div end
These rows may or may not be generated dynamically, sometimes with hrefs included. While I understand that I could utilize margins/padding on the images or anchor elements to achieve spacing, assigning a class to each image does not seem efficient. This approach presents challenges such as having the space within the anchor tags, making them linkable. Although using divs with specific classes might be an alternative, my attempts did not yield the expected results. The use of divs seemed to introduce line breaks causing the images to appear in a column, without actually creating any visible space.