Troubles with Tables - tables are messing with my head here......
I have a problem with a simple table I am doing. The reason I am posting 3 links is because the tables are different in each and therfore react differently on different platforms.
link #1 = in IE has a vertical space between main tr and the next tr
In NS has vertical and horizontal spaces between table cells
link #2 = Same as above both instances
link #3 = in IE exactly as I want it to look, except I need a image map on the topleft graphic, can't do it as a bg image
In NS, it is completly whacked out.
[red]Link #1[/red] http://www.hdcnet.com/~vulken/index.html
[red]Link #2[/red]
http://www.hdcnet.com/~vulken/index1.html
[red]Link #3[/red]
http://www.hdcnet.com/~vulken/index2.html
Thanx for any help I recieve in advance, even if I don't recieve any 8]
VulKen
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Ian posted this at 18:57 — 9th September 1999.
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Hi,
I found link#3 looked the same in IE and NS. You might like to try and fix your cell size to the same size as your image size. I would also reduce the size of the whole thing to make it more compatible with all screen resolutions.
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cds posted this at 21:10 — 9th September 1999.
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VulKen,
If I was doing what you are trying to do, I would make the thing one big graphic. Then use a slicing program and cut it into small graphics. Program I'm thinking about is called (i think) Dicero.
It allows you to selectively cut it up. It then reconstructs the graphic into a table.
Doing that, you could make your link text in the graphic, then slice around them and get your image map effect. Doing it that way, you could even make your links rollovers.
Can't remember the companies website, but it is free. If you can't find it, I can email/icq it to you.
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JP Stones posted this at 22:10 — 9th September 1999.
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For the 1st (and only
one I looke at:
- you need to define height and width atributed for the top table so they match the img atributes.
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Ken Elliott posted this at 23:17 — 9th September 1999.
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Ok, if you examine the source, you will notice that "repeat.gif" is a bgimage, I did this so that the site would adjust to the height of the entire site. I have made the table cells with the exact dimensions of the images, and the spaces remain. Oh well I guess I will just give this one up..hehe..
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edwarvel posted this at 18:42 — 12th September 1999.
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In your second tr you have a font setting w/ text-decoration="underline" isn't text-decoration a CSS type of tag and if so it should be text-decoration: underline; shouldn't it? It might account for some wierdness if so.
Ed
Syclone posted this at 02:04 — 28th September 1999.
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Hello... I think the horizontal whitespace line is a browser-specific problem.
Please see http://www.qualitymachinecompany.com/fixmenu.html for a glimpse at what I've done to try to work with it.
Apparently, established designers are stymied, too. Please see http://www.killersites.com/tutorial/borders.html for an otherwise great example broken by the browser (probably).
If anyone out there knows if this is a browser bug, or if there is a workaround, I would like to know, too.
Hope this helps, I don't have a workaround.
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Syclone posted this at 02:08 — 28th September 1999.
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Hello... I think the horizontal whitespace line is a browser-specific problem.
Please see http://www.qualitymachinecompany.com/fixmenu.html for a glimpse at what I've done to try to work with it.
Apparently, established designers are stymied, too. Please see http://www.killersites.com/tutorial/borders.html for an otherwise great example broken by the browser (probably).
If anyone out there knows if this is a browser bug, or if there is a workaround, I would like to know, too.
Hope this helps, I don't have a workaround.
-Marshall at Syclone Designs
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Syclone posted this at 02:13 — 28th September 1999.
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Hello... I think the horizontal whitespace line is a browser-specific problem.
Please see http://www.qualitymachinecompany.com/fixmenu.html for a glimpse at what I've done to try to work with it.
Apparently, established designers are stymied, too. Please see http://www.killersites.com/tutorial/borders.html for an otherwise great example broken by the browser (probably).
If anyone out there knows if this is a browser bug, or if there is a workaround, I would like to know, too.
Hope this helps, I don't have a workaround.
-Marshall at Syclone Designs
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Take the net by storm!
Syclone posted this at 02:57 — 28th September 1999.
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Hello... I think the horizontal whitespace line is a browser-specific problem.
Please see http://www.qualitymachinecompany.com/fixmenu.html for a glimpse at what I've done to try to work with it.
Apparently, established designers are stymied, too. Please see http://www.killersites.com/tutorial/borders.html for an otherwise great example broken by the browser (probably).
If anyone out there knows if this is a browser bug, or if there is a workaround, I would like to know, too.
Hope this helps, I don't have a workaround.
-Marshall at Syclone Designs
Syclone posted this at 03:05 — 28th September 1999.
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I am sorry about the multiple posts.
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