Html experts: Need some help with some tables

[Violetta]

http://www.tinasnylons.com/

take a look at it in IE. It looks a bit fucked up. Works perfectly in Opera, but that doesnt matter much since 1000000000% of the surfers are using IE. Anyway, do you know what I have done wrong? Something is out of line lol

Help would be great... this is getting on my nerves

[DjSap]

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...snylons.com%2F

[selena]

I don't think it is anything html wise with your tables. I think something isn't fitting right in the design template. Did it look like that in IE before you loaded thumbs and banners into it?

[Violetta]

I don't think it is anything html wise with your tables. I think something isn't fitting right in the design template. Did it look like that in IE before you loaded thumbs and banners into it?

i never checked in IE as far as I can remember

Though I must agree with you. It seems to be something with the thumbs or banners, but cant understand why. And why is it working so fine in Opera? (cause they dont follow any standards yes, but why why why)

Can anyone with FireFox please check it out?

[selena]

i never checked in IE as far as I can remember

Though I must agree with you. It seems to be something with the thumbs or banners, but cant understand why. And why is it working so fine in Opera? (cause they dont follow any standards yes, but why why why)

Can anyone with FireFox please check it out?

I can't answer why, but I can tell you that I have a gallery template right now doing the *exact* same thing in ie. If I take out the thumbs, the template is fine. Put the thumbs in, and it breaks apart. And the thumbs I'm putting in are the size the template was designed for.

I checked your link in FF, it looks fine.

As does the template that busted my ass for an hour this afternoon before I stopped trying to figure it out.

[Aric]

99% of the time it is spaces in the HTML.. especially when it comes to an image in a table cell.

Example from your code:

<td>
			<img src="images/tod_15.jpg" width="120" height="20" alt=""></td>

would be better off as

<td><img src="images/tod_15.jpg" width="120" height="20" alt=""></td>

Sounds crazy, but it usually fixes those mysterious gaps

[Violetta]

I can't answer why, but I can tell you that I have a gallery template right now doing the *exact* same thing in ie. If I take out the thumbs, the template is fine. Put the thumbs in, and it breaks apart. And the thumbs I'm putting in are the size the template was designed for.

I checked your link in FF, it looks fine.

As does the template that busted my ass for an hour this afternoon before I stopped trying to figure it out.

hehe... I know how you feel! Perhaps this works. I'm gonna give it a try:

99% of the time it is spaces in the HTML.. especially when it comes to an image in a table cell.

Example from your code:

<td>
			<img src="images/tod_15.jpg" width="120" height="20" alt=""></td>

would be better off as

<td><img src="images/tod_15.jpg" width="120" height="20" alt=""></td>

Sounds crazy, but it usually fixes those mysterious gaps

[uno]

did you try setting the border of the image to 0 as well as cellspacing and padding?

[tical]

not sure if the formatting will be preserved in the links below... but either do what the first guy suggested and bring the <td><a href><img></a></td> all together OR add a <br> after the </a> below

the carriage return is the problem

	<td rowspan="2">
<a href="http://www.stockingsangels.com/fhg/sa/01/gall29/index.php?id=1100972" target="_blank"><img src="http://tinasnylons.com/tgp/thumbs/65.jpg" border="0" alt="Thumb"></a>
</td>

should be

<td rowspan="2"><a href="http://www.stockingsangels.com/fhg/sa/01/gall29/index.php?id=1100972" target="_blank"><img src="http://tinasnylons.com/tgp/thumbs/65.jpg" border="0" alt="Thumb"></a></td>

or

	<td rowspan="2">
<a href="http://www.stockingsangels.com/fhg/sa/01/gall29/index.php?id=1100972" target="_blank"><img src="http://tinasnylons.com/tgp/thumbs/65.jpg" border="0" alt="Thumb"></a><br>
</td>

[Violetta]

I got it.-.. Did all what you guys said and I also found a link that contained some &#37; (spacing)

[xenilk]

The carriages returns are the problem, as stated before BUT a real HTML expert would tell you to use divs and css.