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Please see <a href="http://www.soulinks.org/sample-EE.php" rel="ugc">http://www.soulinks.org/sample-EE.php</a><br />
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Not sure if this is the use of background images or cell dimensions but while this looks fine in IE6 it all falls apart somewhat in Firefox. Separate rows are in separate tables.<br />
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I'd like to get a simple fix rather than reconstruct it because my client/boss would like me to spend as little time as possible, but would welcome any pointers to best practice for dealing with this sort of design.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Scott<br />
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Please see http://www.soulinks.org/sample-EE.php

Not sure if this is the use of background images or cell dimensions but while this looks fine in IE6 it all falls apart somewhat in Firefox. Separate rows are in separate tables.

I'd like to get a simple fix rather than reconstruct it because my client/boss would like me to spend as little time as possible, but would welcome any pointers to best practice for dealing with this sort of design.

Thanks

Scott




Table based tabbed nav bar OK in IE - fix needed for Firefox

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