No consistent row spacing on web page - HELP!!!

[Guest]

So I downloaded this web template that uses table rows to seperate a list of
links down one side of the page. If you manually alter the height of the
row, the rest of the rows out to the side of the list of links that contain
other page content remain the same size - unaltered, which is great.

I, however, attempted to move the list of links to the opposite side of the
page by inserting a new column and then splitting the rows until I had
enough. Now the rows are all linked together (including the content out to
the side) and when I try to specify a height of 20 pixels for each row in the
list of links (as the original template did), they don't change. If I
manually try to move one of the rows in the list of links it alters the
sizing of the content rows out to the side. I reviewed the original template
as best I could to see what the difference is but I can't see anything. How
can I set up my altered version so that it reacts as the original template
does?

....sorry for the long explanation but hopefully it will make it easier to
answer. Thanks in advance! ~KA

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

You don't split the new column (cell)
instead you create a new table in the new column (cell) w/ your list rows in it

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| So I downloaded this web template that uses table rows to seperate a list of
| links down one side of the page. If you manually alter the height of the
| row, the rest of the rows out to the side of the list of links that contain
| other page content remain the same size - unaltered, which is great.
|
| I, however, attempted to move the list of links to the opposite side of the
| page by inserting a new column and then splitting the rows until I had
| enough. Now the rows are all linked together (including the content out to
| the side) and when I try to specify a height of 20 pixels for each row in the
| list of links (as the original template did), they don't change. If I
| manually try to move one of the rows in the list of links it alters the
| sizing of the content rows out to the side. I reviewed the original template
| as best I could to see what the difference is but I can't see anything. How
| can I set up my altered version so that it reacts as the original template
| does?
|
| ...sorry for the long explanation but hopefully it will make it easier to
| answer. Thanks in advance! ~KA

 

[Guest]

Thanks for the suggestion - I did that and it seems to work better. However,
I'm still getting the spacing that occurs in the center row when I expand any
of the rows in the list rows. (not sure if that made sense or not but,
basically, there are four tables to the right of the left-hand table with the
list of links. The four tables are arranged two on top next to each other
and two beneath them with an empty row inbetween) I'm guessing that the
reason it's still expanding that center row is because I had to merge the
three rows together so I could drop in the new table for the list of links.
How do I avoid that?

K

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Lost in your explanation
- Post a URL and explain which table you want where

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_____________________________________________
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"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
_____________________________________________


| Thanks for the suggestion - I did that and it seems to work better. However,
| I'm still getting the spacing that occurs in the center row when I expand any
| of the rows in the list rows. (not sure if that made sense or not but,
| basically, there are four tables to the right of the left-hand table with the
| list of links. The four tables are arranged two on top next to each other
| and two beneath them with an empty row inbetween) I'm guessing that the
| reason it's still expanding that center row is because I had to merge the
| three rows together so I could drop in the new table for the list of links.
| How do I avoid that?
|
| K
|
| "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
|
| > You don't split the new column (cell)
| > instead you create a new table in the new column (cell) w/ your list rows in it
| >
| > --
| >
| > _____________________________________________
| > SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| > "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
| > To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
| > http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
| > _____________________________________________
| >
| >
| > | So I downloaded this web template that uses table rows to seperate a list of
| > | links down one side of the page. If you manually alter the height of the
| > | row, the rest of the rows out to the side of the list of links that contain
| > | other page content remain the same size - unaltered, which is great.
| > |
| > | I, however, attempted to move the list of links to the opposite side of the
| > | page by inserting a new column and then splitting the rows until I had
| > | enough. Now the rows are all linked together (including the content out to
| > | the side) and when I try to specify a height of 20 pixels for each row in the
| > | list of links (as the original template did), they don't change. If I
| > | manually try to move one of the rows in the list of links it alters the
| > | sizing of the content rows out to the side. I reviewed the original template
| > | as best I could to see what the difference is but I can't see anything. How
| > | can I set up my altered version so that it reacts as the original template
| > | does?
| > |
| > | ...sorry for the long explanation but hopefully it will make it easier to
| > | answer. Thanks in advance! ~KA
| >
| >
| >