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tshad
I have a table that works fine, until I hit IIS6, apparently.
It may have to do with my height=100%. I know that this is not supported
and want to find a supported way to handle this.
I want the table to be minimum the size of the browser window, unless the
inside tables drive it larger. If the browser gets smaller, I want the
table to get smaller and the same when it gets larger.
At the bottom of the table I have copywrites and links. I don't want this
to be in the middle of the page.
My table tag is:
<table width="100%" height="100%" border="1" cellspacing="0"
cellpadding="0">
This has been working great on Mozilla and IE 6 on my XP when running IIS on
the XP machine.
But for some reason when I access the same page on my w2003 server, it moves
everything to the top of the page.
Tom
It may have to do with my height=100%. I know that this is not supported
and want to find a supported way to handle this.
I want the table to be minimum the size of the browser window, unless the
inside tables drive it larger. If the browser gets smaller, I want the
table to get smaller and the same when it gets larger.
At the bottom of the table I have copywrites and links. I don't want this
to be in the middle of the page.
My table tag is:
<table width="100%" height="100%" border="1" cellspacing="0"
cellpadding="0">
This has been working great on Mozilla and IE 6 on my XP when running IIS on
the XP machine.
But for some reason when I access the same page on my w2003 server, it moves
everything to the top of the page.
Tom