having shit time with html table, anyone see the problem???
 

In FF & Chrome its golden, in IE, its fuxored.

These are the first galleries I've ever made from scratch, and I got so close... yet so far.
Anyone spot what the fuck Ive done wrong in the code to make the table have that 1 pixel gap in it???

http://jaymancash2.com/nichemoney/michellelynn/1/ I think this one is ok in all browsers
http://jaymancash2.com/nichemoney/michellelynn/2/ IE WTF
http://jaymancash2.com/nichemoney/michellelynn/3/ Again, IE??!!! Redone this one 3 times.

Please help before I just delete these fuckers and walk away from em lol.
Thanks in advance,

Had to check the date on my computer - thought I fell in the hot tub time machine for a minute.

Don't be mean - We where all newbs once....

Oh hang on a minute!!!

Jk. :)

Anyway, they are messed up in Chrome as well - What did you use to make them?

Front page

Not being a dick but tables are for data nothing more. Learn to do it properly or pay someone $20 to make you a gallery template with divs. Will probably save you time.

If you think dynamic content and css are the only way to go your crazy, google loves this old style shit and rates it well in serps.

Keep things static, but when you start using rowspans in tables, things start to get messy, and the code doesn't show compliant

Wow, great help ;))) Twas expected though... hehe

To be honest with all those spacers it is a bit of a headache to work out what is going on - When you have to try and 'fix' something like that you may as well forget it...

If you did it in something like PS/Fireworks try exporting them as CSS/HTML.

Seroiusly, delete everything you have done and find a designer to make you a couple of templates.

It will be very cheap to get some basic FHGs made up :2 cents:

Good luck. :thumbsup

Yah its PS code, then added NATS includes in a text editor. K thanks for the helpful advice, for the rest GFY. ;))))

Nice templates! In 2003.

Thats wrong just because of the small thumbs, not mentionning the design ;-)

You can do that all in Fireworks and export it as a html page, that should work.

on http://jaymancash2.com/nichemoney/michellelynn/1/

set ALLL IMAGES

border = 0

that should fix the IE looking like shit

Highlight the whole.table.in dreamweavers wysiwyg view... then click the clear all heights button Found in the properties panel.... that should fix the spacer issue

Img { border:none}


and add that to the css

I think he is correct.

Remove: height="1025"

And other table height properties. I think IE is absolute - meaning it wants to make the table that height even if the elements are a few pixels less.