Re: Piecing graphics together with tables!

>> Referencing http://www.dezignet.co.nz/
>>
>> Really incredible how well placed each piece of a composite (several
>> gifs fitted together to make one image) is.
>>
>> How would one compose the pieces in a composite?  Do you just cut
>> them from a single image in Photoshop or Illustrator?  Is it hard to
>> place them correctly on the page?  Any tips?

Just to say - you don't need to use tables. If you cut the image up into
'cells', you can put the 'cells' next to each other and then use <br>'s to
do new lines of 'cells'.

Make sure you don't put cr / lf's in between the 'cells' or you'll get
whitespace...
See the  www.alastair.force9.co.uk/setpoint/initiatives  for an example of
what I mean (also an example of JavaScript mouse rollovers, BTW).

Alastair
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