Netscape problems

Yes, the marginheight/width are to solve Netscape's offset - in 4 and higher and isn't valid HTML - but it works. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

The reason you're getting spaces between your cells in Netscape is that you have a line break after your closing cell tags ie. </td>
&lt/tr>. You can by deleting this, Netscape will render them fine ie.</td>&lt/tr>
However, you only need to add one transparent gif per column. Both browsers always defer to the largest item in each cell which is why I suggested adding a 450 pixel transparent gif to the right hand column. This will ensure your minimum table width.

Always include height/width attributes for all images. This speeds up loading and will render text quicker giving your visitor's something to read while the pics come in around it.

Finally, you can disregard the % comment - I was saying this as a warning not to try and force the width of (in your case) the right hand column by making it 110% or some such. A rule of thumb - always keep your full table widths to 100% or less.

Hope that helps - any other problems, just shout!

cfn ... Jen
Jen Worden
Web Developer
www.meadoworks.com