tightening up graphics on adjacent tables 1

[plantfinder]

For some reason I can't tighten up the horizontal graphic at the top of the page. I've set all the cell spacing to 0 and got the vertical ones to to tighten up nicely. Any suggestions?

Thanks

http://www.guitarstorage.com/copytestindex.htm

 

[johnwm]

What does 'tighten up' mean? The top graphic - newlogo.jpg - has no space above or below and no other items in the same table row.

Although it probably isn't the problem this time, it's always worth making sure that your page validates correctly before trying to sort layout details. See

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://www.guitarstorage.com/copytestindex.htm

Layout will be more controllable if you use tables just for tabular data, and use semantically correct markup, div elements and CSS for layout.

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[plantfinder]

Thanks for your input,
The graphic I'm referring to is 984Large Inlay.gif. There is a small amount of white space below the image that is noticeable when you look at where it is touching the two vertical gradients on the left and right side.

I realize tables are not the way to go. I know a little css but not enough to make that happen right now. I am designing this for my business and I'm not a web designer so don't have time to to devote right now to class in css but I'd like to at some point.


Thanks

 

[traingamer]

Most likely it's the 9 pixel image in the 10 pixel box:

      <tr>
        <td height=[b]"10"[/b] colspan="3" align="center" valign="middle"><div align="center"><img src="/images/graphic_elements/984Large%20Inlay.gif" width="984" height=[b]"9"[/b]></div></td>
      </tr>

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