a CSS and javascript (i think) question

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anyone?:confused:

They are all along the left side. if this is wrong where should they be?? You can always use CSS to position them.

OK, I'm going to try and exlpain it with words.
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The content right there, on the website, is in a cell that is just blue behind it.

To the left and right of the content, there are empty celles spaced to the width of the background image.

Right above this, at the top, there are 7 rows of cells. BUT - in the very top row, there is a picture. In the row under that there is just an empty cell with a background picture (i did this so i could put the menu there) Next, is a picture, and then a empty cell, and so on and so forth.

Try this - Go to the site, and hilight from the content up. You can see that some parts aren't selcted. This is because that is an empty cell with a background.

I also have some transparent GIFs in there. I wanted to put them before the menu, so that it would space it the way I wanted.
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Well, that's the best i could do for an explination. Hope it works. If not, I'll make up an easier to understand picture when I get home. Thanks

OK, check this out - The shaded parts are images. The checkered part is a transparent gif.

Do you kind of see what I'm trying to do?

Awwww, come on, somebody has to know.

If I'm thinking correctly, the spacer gifs won't do a thing to the position of the forms. Your best bet would be to put each select box into its own layer and position it using CSS.

Alright, I'll look into that. Know a good place for tutorials?

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