Netscape and and tables
by Susan Walsh <SusanW(at)inscodico.com>
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Hello,
I have been trying to work through some Netscape bugs for a while and I just
can't seem to get around them. I have a table that spans 98% the width of
the screen and I want the first <td> to be 138 pixels wide. For some reason
Netscape ignores the width value. I also have another table below that one,
and the Netscape ignores that first <td> width (assigned at 148) as well.
I have noticed that Netscape doesn't like it when you assign a table width
as a percentage and some of the td's as fixed widths. For the very top
table (where it has the company logo) I had to tweek the td widths to get
the "Log-in" graphic on the right to be flush with the edge. Still in
1024x780 and above there is a little gap between the edge of the graphic and
the black background (in Netscape). I cannot get the "log-in" graphic to
align all the way to the right in both IE and Netscape (in multiple
resolutions), and I have putting the align="right" in the td, span, div,
etc. Any combination of those doesn't work in both IE and NN.
I have tried so many different tweeks to get around these alignment problems
in Netscape, and they haven't worked.
Does anyone know any tips that may be of help?
Here is a sample of the problem in:
http://www.inscodico.com/tempsite/homenew.html
TIA
Susan Walsh
Susan Walsh
Web Developer
The Insco/Dico Group
(949) 263-3417
susanw(at)inscodico.com
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