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snow-templar
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HTML problem >:( 2006-09-25 15:04:30 Reply

It is sad I have to ask this but on my site I am having some problems making just a stupid table. I have tried it both with just a single table and nested tables and I get the same result. All I want to do is make a table with boarders around a blank cell that is 760 pixels wide for content to be put in. (Although I will probably shrink that to 740 for the people still running on 800x600.) The way it is right now, I got my borders set up, but the left border isn't where it is supposed to be and both the left and right border still have spacing between the graphics I am using to make the border.

Here is the link to my site.

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Response to HTML problem >:( 2006-09-25 16:12:35 Reply

I suggest learning how to use divs.

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Response to HTML problem >:( 2006-09-25 16:14:21 Reply

Yes, use divs and CSS. It'll work then.


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Response to HTML problem >:( 2006-09-25 16:47:35 Reply

try whit dreamweaver for editor..more friendly

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Response to HTML problem >:( 2006-09-25 16:50:10 Reply

Tables & positioning are terrible because tables aren't really dynamic. So yeah, like everyone said, use divs and you'll get the results that you want every time.