On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 02:03:12PM +0100, Andreas Aardal Hanssen wrote: > This shouldn't be a problem. Setting cellpadding=0 and cellspacing=0 and > then border=0 takes all that spacing away and the rounded corners fit > neatly.
Unfortunately that doesn't seem to work in Netscape, if you are mixing text and images on the same line. The current templates essentially do this: <td><img src="graytopleft.gif"></td> <-- image <td bgcolor="#cccccc"> </td> <-- "text" to turn on the background <td><img src="graytopright.gif"></td> <-- image You can make the corners join up in IE with style="line-height: 0", but not only does that not have the desired effect in Netscape, it also causes subsequent tables to be positioned wrongly. I have changed the middle bit to be <td background="image"><img src="image"></td> and now it joins up, at least on the login screen. I am having a bit more difficultly with the other pages though. If you would like to help diagnose it, please find attached a snippet of HTML, and the rendering in Netscape 4.74 ... the visual problem should be obvious :-) Regards, Brian.
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