Table height

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Hello, i am trying to add a row in a table but it doesnt seem that i can make it smaller then 19 pixels, is there any way to make this row thinner?
 
Hi,
Right. The answer is to put a transparent gif in the cell set to the height
you need. For example this cell will be 1 pixel high and 100 wide
<td><img src="shim.gif height="1" width="100"></td>

jon
microsoft MVP - FP
 
The content (remove font formatting in cell ) and html code white space structure affect row heights
(the entire <td>...</td> must be on one line - turn off any code wrapping you have in FP)

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| Hello, i am trying to add a row in a table but it doesnt seem that i can make it smaller then 19 pixels, is there any way to make
this row thinner?
 
-----Original Message-----
Hello,
Howdy.

i am trying to add a row in a table but it doesnt seem
that i can make it smaller then 19 pixels, is there any
way to make this row thinner?

This usually occurs because FrontPage adds a non-breaking
space character (&nbsp;) to empty table cells. This
avoids problems with borders and backgrounds not showing
up for completely empty cells. The height of 19 pixels
comes from the height of the &nbsp; character plus cell
padding and cell spacing.

The fix is to put something smaller in each cell if the
row, such as:

<span style="font-size:1px;">&nbsp;</span>

If you're drying to create a divider line, you 'll
probably want to merge all the cells in the row into one.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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