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crystalp138
I have been using 2 different browsers to view my site i'm working on to make sure it's viewing correctly. The problem is: the table alignment looks great on Firefox, and is messed up on Internet Explorer. Is there a solution for this, so that it works in harmony with both browsers?

Here's the first of the table code:
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<table WIDTH=”160px” HEIGHT=”160px” border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="5" align="center">


and here's the site itself: http://home.comcast.net/~crystalp138/apparel2.html ... Thanks.
IVIike
It looks the same in IE and FF for me _unsure.gif
tripvertigo
because the text sizes are different. you are using 8px for links and body and 8pt for td's. stick with one.
The Markster
Alright, I can spot a few errors already.

First, I think the <table> tag doesn't have a "height" attribute, but that can be set with CSS. Secondly, in the "width" attribute of the <table> tag, "px" does not need to be included, since simply putting a number already indicates that it's in pixels. So maybe if you removed "px" from that, things should work out fine. thumbsup.gif
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