I've been trying to figure this out for endless hours as it is now 4:21 am :beer:, and I'm about to give up. I've been working on a new site for the company I work for as their other one was quite ugly. Anyway I'm having some issues with the header loading properly, but its only some of the time and only seems to do it in Firefox. I used the PS to DW method to create the site. Once the page loads if you click around on the links on the menu it will eventually show up and be all screwed up with lines showing up where they shouldn't. I have the files hosted on one of my web servers at the moment. I am by no means a DW expert, obviously.....
I always used to have problems like this using tables… I’d seriously consider learning to use CSS fully, it’ll save you so much headache in the long term.
For now, make sure all your tables have a cell spacing, and cell padding of 0. Looks to me as though a table somewhere has some cellspacing, and it’s causing those gaps to appear inbetween your header images.
I had the spacing and padding set to zero, just looked to make sure. I’ve tried learning CSS for creating web layouts with little success. I could make one where the page is aligned left but no idea how to make one if you want the page centered.
It seems to be a issue with the Flash Logo which I just took off the page and then it doesn’t do it anymore… I guess I’ll mess around with it some more.
Ok so I set the logo into its own Div inside of the table with width and height set to the size of the flash logo. This seems to have corrected the issue although I’m not sure why since the table was set to the same size of the logo as well … Haven’t seen it spaz out yet so hopefully it’s fixed. So I’m guessing that all flash objects need their own div?:huh: Or perhaps the flash logo I created is just screwed up somehow and loads with a different height at times…
