Virginia,

On large resolutions, both versions have a blank area because the =
graphic in the first column isn't as wide as the first column of the =
table.  What I think you need to do is set the width of the first column =
so that it never expands past the width of your first column graphic:

<.td width=3D"155"> <.img src=3D"asus000.gif" width=3D"155" =
height=3D"105"><./td>

You'll have to do the same thing with your banner cell, because it =
doesn't stretch across, either.  The idea you shooting for (I believe) =
is that you have a specific size for everything except that one cell-if =
that's the case, then that's the only cell the browser will (or, =
should!) stretch.

Brian A. Sayrs
Owner, Southwind Solutions


-----Original Message-----
From:	Virginia Blalock [SMTP:virginia(at)visionsnet.com]
Sent:	Friday, September 07, 2001 12:14 PM
To:	hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org
Subject:	Table Woes

Ok, I have a graphic I sliced up. The guy wants the thing to extend "to =
the=20
end of the page." Now knowing that everyone has different size monitors =
I=20
am trying to make the table with percentages(liquid) and use one of the=20
slices as an expandable one(using the graphic as a background in a table =

cell). When I put text in the expandable cell the graphic renders how it =
is=20
supposed to. But when I take out the text and put a non-breaking space =
in=20
there(to keep NN from collapsing it,etc) there is a big space. Is there =
a=20
way I can fix this?
Here is a URL showing the problem

http://www.visionsnet.com/asu/asutable.html

Thanks to anyone who can help!
Virginia's Visions
http://www.visionsnet.com
virginia(at)visionsnet.com

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