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MetaWraith · 23-11-2004, 18:35

Well as the menu system is not an independant table, of course it's affected.

I agree with Paul, in that I think it's easier to do that sort of layout with frames.

However if you want a frameless layout, one method you could try would be having a master table inside which are nested (as single columns) subtables for the menu and content) see below. Been over a year since last wrote HTML, forgive me if i'm rusty. Caveat Emptor etc.

Code:

<!-- master table -->
<table>
<TR>
 
<!-- Column 1, Menu -->
<TD>
<table>
<!-- Your menu TR,TD stuff goes here -->
</table>
</TD>
 
<!-- Column 2, Content -->
<TD>
<table>
<!-- Your content TR,TD stuff goes here -->
</table>
</TD>
</TR>
 
<!-- End main Table -->
</table>

If you want other methods, eg all CSS, then PM me or grab them from here (one of my pages)

23-11-2004, 18:35	#5
MetaWraith Inactive Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: 2nd CPU to the right & past the cache Posts: 1,949	Re: Dreamweaver/HTML table problem Well as the menu system is not an independant table, of course it's affected. I agree with Paul, in that I think it's easier to do that sort of layout with frames. However if you want a frameless layout, one method you could try would be having a master table inside which are nested (as single columns) subtables for the menu and content) see below. Been over a year since last wrote HTML, forgive me if i'm rusty. Caveat Emptor etc. Code: <!-- master table --> <table> <TR> <!-- Column 1, Menu --> <TD> <table> <!-- Your menu TR,TD stuff goes here --> </table> </TD> <!-- Column 2, Content --> <TD> <table> <!-- Your content TR,TD stuff goes here --> </table> </TD> </TR> <!-- End main Table --> </table> If you want other methods, eg all CSS, then PM me or grab them from here (one of my pages)