Re: Please check this site. <nope>

Jolene,

I hate to be the guy to rain on your parade, but until you get rid of the
spacing between the table cells that page is *always* going to display
weirdly for some NN users.

It's a known issue with NN.

<.tr>
<.td>all the content you want with no extra spacing<./td><.td>More content
the way you want with no extra spacing<./td>
<./tr>

will work consistently.

<.tr>
		<.td>all the content you want with no extra spacing<./td>
			<.td>More content the way you want with no extra spacing<./td>
<./tr>

Absolutely, positively WILL display weird spacing anomalies in NN on some
machines.

But of course, using a fixed 600+ pixel table and using a 4.X transitional
DTD is going to limit your audience so much a little thing like this may be
of no concern anyway.

HTH,
Fuzzy



>Hi,
>I think some of you have already seen this site last week when I had a
>css problem, but now I am requesting that people give me feedback as to
>whether the jpg at the top of the page (which is sliced up by
>ImageReady) is whole when it finishes loading.  I have checked it out in
>two versions of Netscape, Opera,  and IE 5.0, and from different
>computers at school, at different resolutions, and it seems fine.  When
>I went to check it at my parents' house, however, the picture's slices
>didn't come together at all, and the page looked really bad.  They have
>IE 5.0, and a 17" monitor that is only a few years old; however, this
>has happened to them before on at least one other web site they have
>visited.
>
>I guess I would like to find out if it happens to any of you out there.
>The page is at: http://www.oursenioryears.com/osy2/index.html
>
>Jolene Johnson
>http://www.tx3.net/~jonric
>
>
>

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