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Check that both the cell padding and the cell boarders of all cells are set to zero.<br />

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Check that both the cell padding and the cell boarders of all cells are set to zero.


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don't forget to set cellspacing to 0 as well.<br />
Like &nbsp;this:<br />
&lt;Table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0&gt;<br />
Then don't put any white space between the &lt;TD&gt; tags.<br />
So, &lt;TD&gt;&lt;IMG SRC=&quot;url&quot;&gt;&lt;/TD&gt;<br />
and not<br />
&nbsp;&lt;TD&gt;<br />
&lt;IMG SRC=&quot;url&quot;&gt;<br />
&lt;/TD&gt;<br />
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Beleive it or not this makes a difference!<br />
-Josh<br />

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don't forget to set cellspacing to 0 as well.
Like  this:
<Table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0>
Then don't put any white space between the <TD> tags.
So, <TD><IMG SRC="url"></TD>
and not
 <TD>
<IMG SRC="url">
</TD>

Beleive it or not this makes a difference!
-Josh


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Good answer but I had already done this -However Josh's question solved the problem! EXCELLENT!<br />

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Good answer but I had already done this -However Josh's question solved the problem! EXCELLENT!


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I've cut up a large image and put it into a table (so I can create rollovers). However, alignment in IE4 (PC) is causing trouble. There seems to be gaps between certain cells in columns. Any ideas?
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I've cut up a large image and put it into a table (so I can create rollovers). However, alignment in IE4 (PC) is causing trouble. There seems to be gaps between certain cells in columns. Any ideas?

TABLES!!!!!!!

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