Brain cramp lying on the Table
by "Jim H" <jim(at)haslam.com>
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<color><param>0100,0100,0100</param>Hi Everyone:
<underline>Here is the background information:</underline>
I am creating a free site for our local school district. They wanted to
see a sample of what a site might look like for them. I created a
quick one page teaser and posted it up on my server. But when I
checked it...to my horror...( :-o) ... my table with the main graphic
in the top cell doesn't line up with the background image. The fix
should be to have the table be flush with the left hand margin and
also be flush with the top. [I can fix it with an absolute setting and
place the table where I want it (great for IE4+ viewers). However,
the district uses NN browsers and their version won't support CSS.]
<italic><underline>Sample site located at</underline></italic>: http://www.foreverimaging.com/dcsd
<underline>The Delema:</underline>
I have looked through my HTML Bible, checked all the tutorials I
have bookmarked, and finally looked at the HWG archives, but
can't find quite what I'm looking for. I'm pulling my hair out trying to
remember the code (My only conclusion...I must be stupid.)
<underline>The Solution (I'm hoping):
</underline>Put it out an A.P.B. on the HWG list and let <italic><underline>all you intelligent
people</underline></italic> see what a goof I am, and hope that someone will take
compassion on me (or smacks me up along-side of my head) and
spark my memory as to what the code should be to make a table
line up at the "top-left" of a web page! Any help is appreciated.
I humbly thank you for your time!
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James Haslam
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