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    help!!

    Could someone have a quick look at this site please:
    http://www.hangit-pc.com/acatalog/

    the words in the description are cut-off on the right hand side, e.g. second line 'only 83mm thick fro' (should be 'from).

    I've had real problems with getting this right. I just cannot see how this table is built, so I manually fixed the width of the cells in Act_ProductLine. However this is more of a hack and I wish I knew how this table is being built.

    For example I discovered that there is a big border (like cellpadding) around the image and text.

    I have spent quite a bit of time experimenting with these files to no avail:
    Act_Primary
    Act_ProductLine
    Act_ProductSeparator

    I suppose my first question is - how is the cell that holds the image controlled?

    I see it in Act_ProductLine but it doesn't make sense:

    <td valign="TOP" align="LEFT" width="170">
    NETQUOTEVAR:TEMPLATEBEGINXML NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTIMAGE
    </td>

    I added the width="170" to force it into line.

    Can anyone help?
    Software developed at a fraction of UK rates
    http://www.save-on-software.com

    #2
    Looks good when I have it maxmized. Make the table widths percentages instead of pixels.
    Bob Ladden

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      #3
      percentages makes it too narrow

      Hi,

      I'm definitely missing a letter on my screen at max width.

      I tried percentages and the cell that holds the text goes very narrow and everything pulls into the middle.

      I cannot work out how the table is built though, which is annoying.

      Tony
      Software developed at a fraction of UK rates
      http://www.save-on-software.com

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        #4
        100% of what??

        For example, the <HR> below this product is presumably defined in Act_ProductSeparator. The <hr> has a width of 100%, but 100% of what?

        <TR>
        <TD COLSPAN="3">
        NETQUOTEVAR:TEMPLATEBEGINXML
        <HR SIZE="1" ALIGN="CENTER" WIDTH="100%">
        NETQUOTEVAR:TEMPLATEENDXML
        </TD>
        </TR>
        Software developed at a fraction of UK rates
        http://www.save-on-software.com

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          #5
          I had this problem last week with the product line templates and it's the first time I have came across this problem. It was fixed by removing CELLPADDING in the templates.
          Owner of a broken heart

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            #6
            I don't know what the browser will do but...

            The innermost table has a cols=3 attribute but there are only 2 columns and no colspans.

            Maybe that screws the browser up?
            Chris Brown

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              #7
              cell padding or padded cell?

              Hi,

              I made sure all cellpadding="0".

              I changed the bgcolor of the cells holding the image and the text (different colours). There is deffo something padding them somewhere, but where??

              Here's another weird thing: In Act_Primary I set border="3" on the main page table. The image and text are in different cells so therefore a border should appear between them, but it doesn't. This leads me to believe that there is another table elsewhere.

              Here's the code from Act_ProductLine showing that the image and text are in separate cells:

              <td valign="TOP" align="LEFT" width="150">
              NETQUOTEVAR:TEMPLATEBEGINXML NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTIMAGE
              </td>

              <td valign="TOP" align="LEFT" width="500">

              <a name="NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTANCHOR">
              <span class="actregular">
              <b>NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTNAME</b>
              </span>
              </a>

              I commented-out every table that didn't appear to be doing anything and I am left with the bare bones, but I still can't see it.

              Anyone any idea what's happening?

              My very limited understanding is that Act_Primary calls Act_ProductLine and that's basically it. Act_ProdtcSeparator is just a <tr>

              I know what I need - a definitive map of how all this is held together. Can anyone give or sell me one???
              Software developed at a fraction of UK rates
              http://www.save-on-software.com

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                #8
                reply to Chris Brown

                Hi Chris
                I removed the COLSPAN in Act_ProductSeparator
                Software developed at a fraction of UK rates
                http://www.save-on-software.com

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                  #9
                  Can you create a snapshot and e-mail direct with a link to it. If it's 6.1.2.0.0.0 DDVA

                  Then we can have a look for you
                  Owner of a broken heart

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                    #10
                    I removed the COLSPAN in Act_ProductSeparator
                    But should you have done so?
                    Chris Brown

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