! I'm at a complete loss. I'm using FwCS3 on a PC. I have one page which
I've sliced up and exported into Dreamweaver. It works like a charm. I need a
second page that has the exact same header with the exact same nav bar as the
first, so I saved as "page 2," and kept this entire upper section untouched.
Below, I deleted the two images and replaced them with new ones. I slightly
adjust the widths of the slices covering these images. Unfortunately, a quick
check in my browsers shows that, for some reason, the page has gone to hell.
Between the left and right hand of all my slices, Fw has added about 100 pixels
worth of extra space. This only shows up in the browser (and Dreamweaver as
well). If I delete the two edited slices, the image displays in the browser
fine. Once I add them back, the problem returns. The slices don't overlap or
anything, and their not really all that different from the first page, which
worked great.I can't for the life of me find anywhere in the manual that s
me solve this problem, so I turn to the experts.

Can anyone tell me what's going on here? Thanks so much!

Raijer,

Is there a link we could look at?

Sounds like you created a table based layout that is not behaving
correctly as soon as the content changes.

alex

Raijer wrote:
> ! I'm at a complete loss. I'm using FwCS3 on a PC. I have one page which
> I've sliced up and exported into Dreamweaver. It works like a charm. I need a
> second page that has the exact same header with the exact same nav bar as the
> first, so I saved as "page 2," and kept this entire upper section untouched.
> Below, I deleted the two images and replaced them with new ones. I slightly
> adjust the widths of the slices covering these images. Unfortunately, a quick
> check in my browsers shows that, for some reason, the page has gone to hell.
> Between the left and right hand of all my slices, Fw has added about 100 pixels
> worth of extra space. This only shows up in the browser (and Dreamweaver as
> well). If I delete the two edited slices, the image displays in the browser
> fine. Once I add them back, the problem returns. The slices don't overlap or
> anything, and their not really all that different from the first page, which
> worked great.I can't for the life of me find anywhere in the manual that s
> me solve this problem, so I turn to the experts.
>
> Can anyone tell me what's going on here? Thanks so much!
>

[q]Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
Raijer,

Is there a link we could look at?

Sounds like you created a table based layout that is not behaving
correctly as soon as the content changes.

alex

[/q]

Hi Alex,

You bet, and thanks for taking a look! I appreciate it!

First, here's a link that will download the original file:

http://freesites.homegrownvideo.com/...rototype01.png

I included this for reference, and to show that the file looked great before
my minor edits were made.

Ok, now this second one was simply a "Save As" of the above file, with the
bottom artwork swapped out and the slices adjusted a bit. For whatever reason,
this slight editing was enough to throw the file out of whack.

http://freesites.homegrownvideo.com/...rototype02.png

Thanks again, to you, or anyone else who can solve my little mystery!

It sounds like a table (or css) problem to me aswell, but to fully understand, I need to look at your html.

The images don't really I am afraid.

[q]Originally posted by: its OK
It sounds like a table (or css) problem to me aswell, but to fully understand,
I need to look at your html.

The images don't really I am afraid.[/q]

Thanks it'sOk, but the images are where I specifically have the
problem. The unwanted space that appears between my slices is being
generated in/by Fireworks, and can be seen if the file is opened in
Fireworks and then previewed in a browser. I'm trying to find out why I'm
having this problem with my image in Fireworks.

:smile;