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Bill
I had a completed asp website with masterpages, and then discovered
the problem with meta keywords being same on all pages. I did not like
the workarounds I read about, so I simply copied the code from the
master page and put it at the top of each page, changing the meta tags
for each page, then dropping the master page altogether. This requires
html and form tags on each page. but now the tables do not line up
correctly. on one page, i have multiple tables aligned vertically and
the only way to get them spaced correctly is to use the top attribute
(with a percent) of the style attribute. This works if the window is
maximized, but otherwise the tables overlap each other.
bill
the problem with meta keywords being same on all pages. I did not like
the workarounds I read about, so I simply copied the code from the
master page and put it at the top of each page, changing the meta tags
for each page, then dropping the master page altogether. This requires
html and form tags on each page. but now the tables do not line up
correctly. on one page, i have multiple tables aligned vertically and
the only way to get them spaced correctly is to use the top attribute
(with a percent) of the style attribute. This works if the window is
maximized, but otherwise the tables overlap each other.
bill