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Old July 26th, 2003   #1 (permalink)
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Tables Question

Okay...I just got the hang of Using Frontpage again after 3 years...but i am having 1 minor problem with tables...i am wanting a gray bar on the side to touch the bar under the titlebar...but with tables it shows a very thin white line between the 2...would i have to make 1 giant table and put everything inside of it...or is there another way i can fix this...
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Old July 26th, 2003   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Tables Question

hmmm arent there something like

border="0"

that you can use?
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Re: Tables Question

yea...its already at 0...cell padding is at 0...border is at 0...and i know that html doesn't allow overlapping or whatnot...i was just wandering if there was a way to get around it
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Make sure in the table tag you have the following attributes:

border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"

Another thing keep in mind is that the default vertical alignment for cells is middle. While this won't affect background images, images as part of a spliced image put together using a table will be affected. You can change this behavior by adding the attribute valign="{top,middle,bottom}" to the td element you wish to affect (e.g. <td valign="top"&gt

You can also use CSS to change the vertical alignment for all cells. E.g.

td { vertical-alignment: top; }
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Re: Tables Question

i got it...i just accidentally left a little white at the top of the picture of the bar
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