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Jun 19th 2002#53929 Report
wsegy
Member since: Mar 29th 2002
Posts: 108
No i dont think you understand...i want to align the text to top left not the table...the text is in the table
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Jun 19th 2002#53932 Report
sidez
Member since: Mar 20th 2001
Posts: 3367
Yes I do understand. That's the code to align the content in that cell to the top left.

I guess you haven't been learning HTML have you? :p
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Jun 19th 2002#53974 Report
wsegy
Member since: Mar 29th 2002
Posts: 108
well i guess Pshops coding sucks because i insert that code but then all the tables go screwy
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Jun 19th 2002#53976 Report
Hunkorama417
Member since: Jun 30th 2001
Posts: 447
You'll probably have better results using a WYSIWYG editor like Macromedia Dreamweaver or Microsoft FrontPage (not recomended). However, you should really learn how to code tables using HTML.
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[/PHP]

should be:

[PHP]

[/PHP]

The main reason why you need to do this is that if the image and the content occupy the same cell, the cell resizes to fit everything, thereby altering the layout of the sliced image. you could use layers, but i'm not quite adept at using them so i gave you the easy way.

If this isn't what you were looking for, show me/us a link to what the problem is.

note: I am using the php tags only because I forgot the code to show brackets.

edit2. With my habit for ignoring the first post I see your layout. What you may need to use for inserting content is an iFrame. What this does is that it creates a frame within that table cell with the specified width and height, and acts like a regular frameset would work. What you would need to do is to go to those table cells in which the content will go into and insert an iFrame with the same dimensions as the cell.

For example, given a cell with the dimensions width="100," height="50,":

[php]

[/php]

The src="externalsrc.html" would be the external source file for that specific frame. Aside from your main page, you would need to create seperate html files in order for the iFrame to recall the information within the target html file. So most likely in the new html files, you would need to specify the background color, possibly margins, and then add content.
Jun 22nd 2002#54500 Report
!mo0chan!
Member since: Apr 20th 2002
Posts: 3000
lol i read the post right under mine and sidefx's, and damn i can't stop myself from laughing :D

so anyway, changing the alignment for the tables by altering PShop's coding should not affect the content at all, that is if you put it in the right place.

edit. anyway, i was thinking about something. are you putting content in a table cell in which there is an image already there (ie. for an interface)? if so, you should specify that image as the background image for the table cell, then remove the img tag. so something that's like:

[PHP]

CONTENT

CONTENT
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Jun 22nd 2002#54501 Report
sidez
Member since: Mar 20th 2001
Posts: 3367
The code of showing brackets is &lt; for < and &gt; for >
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Jun 22nd 2002#54502 Report
!mo0chan!
Member since: Apr 20th 2002
Posts: 3000
thanks sidefx, i must now add another post-it on my monitor so i don't forget
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