line in between tabled images

[el davo]

majorly inexperienced html etcetc person here.....needing help please!

getting lines in between my table of images, and don't know why. it only
happens when i upload it to the ftp.
it looks perfect in dreamweaver.

plus, as you'll notice if you have a look, i have a few pages off this front
page, which seem to want to position themselves in various other places from
the front page. I've tried everything to position them the same, and i'm a bit
stuck....

i need someone to tell me how exactly i can fix these pages all the in the
same place........helpppp! cheers!:(

[el davo]

forgot to put my address. ...doh!

[url]http://www.edinburghcameras.co.uk[/url]

[Murray *TMM*]

Rule #1 - don't slice an image and use the exported HTML as your whole
webpage
Rule #2 - don't use a GIF image to do a JPG image's job
Rule #3 - don't use a JPG to do a GIF image's job

The consequences of violating any of these rules is a page that is too
heavy -

Global Statistics
Total HTTP Requests: 45
Total Size: 144061 bytes

Object Size Totals
Object type Size (bytes)
HTML: 7001
HTML Images: 137060
CSS Images: 0
Total Images: 137060
Javascript: 0
CSS: 0
Multimedia: 0
Other: 0

External Objects
External Object QTY
Total HTML: 1
Total HTML Images: 44
Total CSS Images: 0
Total Images: 44
Total Scripts: 0
Total CSS imports: 0
Total Frames: 0
Total Iframes: 0


and at ~144K, yours fits that criterion.

In addition, violating rule #1 is what is causing your page to load like a
jigsaw puzzle when the images are as heavy as they are.

Now - the lines are caused by your table expanding unexpectedly - this is
the consequence of the slicing a whole image and then using the exported
HTML - it works fine when you only want to display exactly the image you
sliced, but when yo start to add content, the table is fragile, and it
breaks. This is caused by the many row- and colspans that FW inserts into
the table to make sure that all your slices align perfectly - until you put
in content, of course.

Read this - [url]http://apptools.com/rants/spans.php[/url]

The solution, unfortunately, is to learn some HTML, and how to work with
tables. You can start at the table tutorials at the DW FAQ link in my
signature....

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"el davo" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> forgot to put my address. ...doh!
>
> [url]http://www.edinburghcameras.co.uk[/url]

[el davo]

ok thanks - i'll get to it!