Trouble with images in tables

[2760]

Hi all,

Here's something i've never had a problem with before, but as they say; there is always a first time for everything.

The trouble i'm experiencing at the moment is concerning an image i'm using in a table. If you look at this page...

http://www.routemasterwebsite.fsnet.co.uk/

..and look at the top of the page where the title graphic is. Having two graphics side by side in the blue background, i have used a table with two columns to accomodate both graphics next to each other; one graphic in each column. The title is where it should be, right to the left of the screen, but the graphic adjacent of the fading London Transport logos should be right over on the right hand side of the table and, even though i've aligned and changed all its properties to align to the far right, when viewed at a resolution higher than 800*600 the logo will always appear in the middle of the table column when it has been set to show right on the far right hand side of the table.

It maybe such a simple explanation, but i'd be grateful if someone could tell me how to rectify this.

Thanks in Advance,

Regards,

Alan

 

[fxcolin]

Hi Alan,

Took me a while to figure out what exactly you're talking about.
Didn't sink in that you said OVER 800 x 600

Any way it appears that although you set the table to 100%
the 2 cells(columns) are set for pixels.

Hope that helps

http://www.fxstudios.ca

 

[2760]

Thanks for that. Could you tell me what i need to alter to rectify this problem please as i'm fairly new to using Dreamweaver.

Cheers.

 

[fxcolin]

Hi,

Two choices
in design view
click in each cell and either delete the number from the width space in property inspector OR replace each with the required percentage so it adds up to 100%

For you probably left cell 60% and right cell 40%

If you opt to delete the pixel numbers, it should automatically become 50% and 50%

hope that's clear

http://www.fxstudios.ca

 

[2760]

I've just tried it out on a sample page in Dreamweaver and it works. Hooray!

Many thanks for your help.

Regards,
Alan