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Apr 30th 2002#44780 Report
Member since: Apr 4th 2002
Posts: 26
I had a quick question on tables,

3 horizontal frames each one with a table lined up on center, this is on 800 by 600, when I change properties
to 1024 the table on the top frame shoots up and it leaves a gap ...How do I keep the table on the top frame on the bottom
of the page ??

thanx..
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Apr 30th 2002#44781 Report
Member since: Apr 20th 2002
Posts: 3000
Specify the heights as percents. If you made the table on the top frame 200, it would leave a gap if you change to a higher resolution. It should be 100%, so that the size of the table will always conform with the size of the frame.

I hope this answers your question.
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Apr 30th 2002#44782 Report
Member since: Apr 4th 2002
Posts: 26
no 3 frames I mean 3 pages on top frame one middle frame and a bottom frame
in each frame I have a table lined up on the center forming a big square on 800 by 600 but when I try 1024 res. the first table on the top frame goes to the top of its page and leaves a gap in between itself and the tabe on the middle frame

sorry for the confusion
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Apr 30th 2002#44829 Report
Member since: Apr 12th 2002
Posts: 438
What he said sounded pretty right to me.. why don't you try it~
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Apr 30th 2002#44833 Report
Member since: Apr 4th 2002
Posts: 26
what happens is when I change res. the top frame gets bigger and the table moves up (away from the middle frame) so its not a problem of sizing but its having the table on the top frame stay on the same place
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Apr 30th 2002#44898 Report
Member since: Apr 20th 2002
Posts: 3000
Erm, add

< table width="100%" height="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0">
< td width="100%" height="100%" valign="bottom">

YOUR TABLES HERE

< /td>
< /table>


Might acheive the effect, but I'm having a hard time visualizing what's the problem.
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