hate to be a bother but I have a question.

you could always create a cell that uses the original grunge image as a background and if the content goes into the center, adjust the alignments of the cell to meet your layout. if it's in an irregular place, you could always use CSS to reposition it.

great idea PS. That's really easy.

I'll also look into the what you said moochan. thanks

ok. I've sliced up the image into eight parts. I've made a 3x3 table. I've put the iframe in the middle and all the other eight parts in their respective cells. Now I just can't seem to get them to be together. They're all spaced apart. And the iframe is off center.

I've manually tried to move the border images closer together but they only get so close. There's still a gap. It's not because the images are too small.

What should I do?

in the HTML code, change all the cell widths to 0 as well as the table width to 0 and it should all move inward and close. if it still doesnt work, post a link to the site and ill check it out.

add:

cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"

to your <table> tag.

if he used DW, i think it auto puts it at that. maybe im wrong, i dont know cuz i dont use DW :p

ok. I've got the images right. the cell padding and cellspacing are set to zero.(that fixed some problems).

I still have one problem. My iframe is off center and is messing up the border images.


here's my iframe code as it is right now:


[iframe src="news.html" valign="middle" name="News" scrolling="AUTO" width=153 height=281 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 frameborder=0 noresize][/iframe]


is there something in it that's making it off center? or is there something I can add to it to center it?

post the site so i can get a better look. from the iframe code, it doesnt look like anythings wrong. if anything it might be the 'valign=middle' because i dont think iframe uses that, then again i could be wrong, im just going by experience and have never used a 'valign=whatever' in any of my sites.

iframe doesn't have a valign="middle" feature. you're going to need to do that in the <td> tag that it is in.

Originally posted by !mo0chan!
iframe doesn't have a valign="middle" feature. you're going to need to do that in the <td> tag that it is in.

yup