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I've been having trouble getting my page to look right in both firefox & IE, I'd had problems before with row spacings in FF so I changed the declaration to an older one that fixed it. Now a month of fiddling later and there's gaps in IE X(
It's starting to get on my nerves! can anyone see wtf I'm doing wrong (bring on the flames!) I'm sure it's something simple that I've missed.
BTW the left side images are crud, I'm playing with blender ATM but they'll have to do for now. AAnd my hosting is crud, hence BMP for now as they no supporta PNG?!? amateurs... But they still take up a 1/4 of the page with ads.
How does it look in high res browsers? I know the images don't stretch and I'm thinking of having 2 or 3 different sized images and swapping them depending on the users browser.
Thanks in anticipation, and
Merry Christmas one and all!Why has santa always got a red sack?
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"Welcome to the party pal"

Duhhhh, don't worry I fixed it - IE interprets carriage returns and tabs in some way.
I would still appreciate comments on the look/layout.
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"Welcome to the party pal"

i like it. i take it you did it with a table based layout. this could have easily be done in css too. its unique and very well done.

Thank you, yes it was done with tables (not bad for 1st real attempt(pics still suck though)).
I have been looking at advanced CSS for a while, I like the formatting and menu stuff you can do with it, may try to rebuild in CSS... one day...-{>_<}DO~/}-
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