Looks wrong on DW, but right in IE...how?

Hello again everyone,

My content table extends past where it is supposed to (100% width). Ive got
my page tables all set at 100% width, and one of them extends way out past the
others. Im assuming because of of the content Ive added wont let it shrink to
fit the window. The wierd part is that even though it looks screwed up in DW,
it looks great in a browser. Ive seen it the other way around (A LOT it seems)
but never this way. Is there a logical reason for this?

Thanks

It would be easier to give an informtaive reply if you would provide a link
to the page, or place the code in your message.

Durwood
"A.H.O." <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hello again everyone,

My content table extends past where it is supposed to (100% width). Ive
got
my page tables all set at 100% width, and one of them extends way out past
the
others. Im assuming because of of the content Ive added wont let it
shrink to
fit the window. The wierd part is that even though it looks screwed up in
DW,
it looks great in a browser. Ive seen it the other way around (A LOT it
seems)
but never this way. Is there a logical reason for this?

Thanks

Right...sorry

www.americanheritageoutdoors.com/hunterscatalog.htm

www.americanheritageoutdoors.com/anglerscatalog1.htm

woops, forget the anglers catalog page. I know why that one is "off kilter".
Thanks

Apart from any ethical issues (hunting indeed *!*#) ... with IE6, WXP, I
don't see any unwanted breaks in any tables!
However, you may wish to consider adding some margins/indentation to your
text, or perhaps cell padding. Some of the text is so close to the borders
it can be a tad hard to read

Craig


"A.H.O." <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

woops, forget the anglers catalog page. I know why that one is "off
kilter".
Thanks

Id love to debate theology/ethics with you, but another time. =-) Right now Im
wondering about margins..I tried cell padding but it seems to affect
everything. All of the cells instead of just the ones I want. is there a way
to indent or margin text in just the areas I need to do it?

Try inseting a table (1 column x 1 row) inside the existing table. Then format the 1 x 1 table with cell padding. It is very handy to know about using tables within tables.

Margins, padding etc will apply to a whole table, not on a per cell basis.
Agreed, you could insert a table within a table to get the padding, or, you
could define a css style that has indentation properties.

Craig


"craig andrews" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Try inseting a table (1 column x 1 row) inside the existing table. Then
format the 1 x 1 table with cell padding. It is very handy to know about

using tables within tables.