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I would sure appreciate it if someone could check out this page and maybe help me before I pull all my hair out and throw the computer across the room!! Mad!!!

 

I'm sure it's something stupid...

 

Here's the page...the bug I'm trying to work out is the empty space above the google table. It should be bumped up to the top of the cell. According to Dreamweaver's design view...the google table should be bumped up against the bottom of that green line beneath the date. This is the 3rd time I've worked on this issue and I still can't figure it out...even stripped down to bare code. I added the table borders just to make it easier to see the different tables and cells and stuff.

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About line 33 you have

><input type=hidden name=domains value="monarchmountaindesigns.com;naturalimagesweb.com"><br><input type=radio name=sitesearch value=""> <span class="normalText">www</span><br> <input type=radio name=sitesearch value="monarchmountaindesigns.com" checked> m<span class="normalText">onarchmountaindesigns.com</span><br><input type=radio name=sitesearch value="naturalimagesweb.com" checked> <span class="normalText">naturalimagesweb.com</span></td>
<br></tr>

 

Take out the <br> at the bottom. FWIW, I used HTML-Kit's "Check code with tidy" and it showed that br's not allowed in TR's.

Posted (edited)

Tracy,

look at the bottom by the </form> tag

 

and remove the <BR> folowing

 

></SPAN></TD><!-- <BR> remove this BR --> </TR></TBODY></TABLE></FORM></TD></TR>

 

 

 

OOps, jim beat me to it B)

Edited by TCH-Don
Posted

You guys are the best...I knew it was something simple...I just couldn't put my finger on that!!!!!!!!! B) :D :dance: :dance: :goof:

 

Thank you SOOO much for taking time to help me with that!!!!

Posted

Tracy, it's our (my) pleasure. It's not like you wouldn't do it for us. Besides, what's family for!?!?

Posted

New problem...along the same lines, though. This table displays correctly in Mozilla, and all jacked up in IE6. I installed the HTML-Kit, but it didn't tell me any problems with the code.

 

Anyone who's willing to take a gander...again I've stripped down to the problem table, commented out some things to rule them out and added a border to see it with better.

 

Here it is...

 

Can I just say I'm sick of IE and I wish no one used it! B)

Posted

Good morning, Tracy.

Here's what seems to be hanging IE up:

 

<table width="658" ...

<tr ...

<td width="359">

...

</td>

</tr>

</table>

 

IE seems to honor your TD width, even though it's the only TD and it's less than the TABLE width. So it wraps your images to fit in the column. I'm guessing that Mozilla and Opera just override the column width to fill out the stated table width.

 

Hope this helps

Jim

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If I take out the width for the TD tag, it looks fine in IE6 (and the same in Firebird). Maybe IE adds extra padding or something and it makes the width too small...

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