Table aligned left on home version

[N.Coffey]

I have a problem which I have just noticed in FrontPage 2000, in the
version of the htm pages on my home computer. There is a table at the
top of each page that contains the navigation bar, banner, and a
couple of other links. It is set up to be centred on the page. When I
open the web at home, that table is right over at the left side of the
page, but when I publish it, the table looks centred on the monitor.

I can't show you this, because it just looks that way on my home web.
I'm sure it used to look right (centred) or I would have asked before
about how to centre it.

I've had this web for 3 or 4 years and I update it every few months.
It just appeared this way when I opened FrontPage yesterday. It is at
www.timspartycentre.com, but it isn't on the Internet that I'm having
this problem.

Has anyone seen this before, and have you any idea why it would
display this way?

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28aka:_Crash_Gordo]

Probably an illusion because your banner table (the top table) is fixed width 705px centered, but your body table is 100%...which collapses gracefully...so if your monitor at home is smaller or resolution is different..well it may look like the banner is left justified.


| I have a problem which I have just noticed in FrontPage 2000, in the
| version of the htm pages on my home computer. There is a table at the
| top of each page that contains the navigation bar, banner, and a
| couple of other links. It is set up to be centred on the page. When I
| open the web at home, that table is right over at the left side of the
| page, but when I publish it, the table looks centred on the monitor.
|
| I can't show you this, because it just looks that way on my home web.
| I'm sure it used to look right (centred) or I would have asked before
| about how to centre it.
|
| I've had this web for 3 or 4 years and I update it every few months.
| It just appeared this way when I opened FrontPage yesterday. It is at
| www.timspartycentre.com, but it isn't on the Internet that I'm having
| this problem.
|
| Has anyone seen this before, and have you any idea why it would
| display this way?
|
|
| --
| Nancy
| Bowmanville, Ontario

 

[Ronx]

It could be caused by the odd coding in the nested table:
</tr>
</center>
<tr>

or because the table cells in some rows do not add up to 100%.

example:
<tr>
<td width="66%" align="center" colspan="2" valign="top"><h3
align="center">
See the high quality of our work,&nbsp;<br>
and our wide selection of rental<br>
and retail supplies for
your event</h3>
</td>
</tr>