Re: Commercial Site Prototype

>Your first table is at 97%  but  you set the cells with Width attributes of
><td Width=600> and the next is <td Width=170>
>
>That is what is doing it.  Anything over 600 generally will make it scroll.
>You tell the table to set at 97% of the window but the cells in the table are
>forcing it to go to 770 width.  The table will be what the cells are forcing
it


I accidentally replied only to you...here it is for the list....

(edited for mail format)
        <tr><td colspan="2" align="center"><IMG SRC=".." WIDTH="600"
HEIGHT="63"
ALT=".."></td>
        </tr>

        <tr>
                <td width="170" bgcolor="#840000" align="center" valign="top">
                <!--MENU Items Here-->

They're in separate rows. The design is a table within a table design. And the
odd thing is, if I set the outer table to 600, the inner table will obey. But
no matter what I do with the inner table, it wants to spread too wide. (I
installed NS, so I can see it now, too...)

The more I work with it, the more frustrated I get. I don't want to limit the
page to 600 wide on large resolutions, but unless I define a table width for
either the inner or the outer table in pixels, it goes wide. Of course, this is
all in Netscape -- IE seems to work fine. (I remember when it was just the
opposite <G>).

Anyone have any ideas?




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