table - cell and row spacing

I see in many web pages that the header and left side are flushed and run
seemly into each other with a background color. I have created a table and
always get spaces between the cells even if I select 0 for the spacing and
padding. Is there any way I can force the cells to not create spaces in the
browsers. When I edit the table, everything looks ok.

Donna

Murray
Fri Jan 28 10:21:26 CST 2005

If you make your cellspacing, cellpadding AND border attributes all have
zero values, you will not see gaps.

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"emom" <emom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0A0BA595-3E77-4F80-B044-D3FCB08AE3D5@microsoft.com...
>I see in many web pages that the header and left side are flushed and run
> seemly into each other with a background color. I have created a table
> and
> always get spaces between the cells even if I select 0 for the spacing and
> padding. Is there any way I can force the cells to not create spaces in
> the
> browsers. When I edit the table, everything looks ok.
>
> Donna

Steve
Fri Jan 28 13:35:00 CST 2005

I had trouble with this too, just recently. I ended up, after pulling my
hair out, I ended up checking the formatting of both the table AND the cells
contained within the table. I essentially ended up "double formatting" to
eliminate my spaces betweenn cells. There should be an easier way, but I
didn't have time to find it.
I used FP2000.
Hope this helps,
-Steve
"emom" <emom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0A0BA595-3E77-4F80-B044-D3FCB08AE3D5@microsoft.com...
> I see in many web pages that the header and left side are flushed and run
> seemly into each other with a background color. I have created a table
and
> always get spaces between the cells even if I select 0 for the spacing and
> padding. Is there any way I can force the cells to not create spaces in
the
> browsers. When I edit the table, everything looks ok.
>
> Donna

Murray
Fri Jan 28 14:17:56 CST 2005

No double formatting is necessary if it's done right the first time.

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"Steve Freeman, SuperRealtor" <STEVE@COUNTYREALTY.COM> wrote in message
news:Is-dnT51h9N5DmfcRVn-hw@comcast.com...
>I had trouble with this too, just recently. I ended up, after pulling my
> hair out, I ended up checking the formatting of both the table AND the
> cells
> contained within the table. I essentially ended up "double formatting" to
> eliminate my spaces betweenn cells. There should be an easier way, but I
> didn't have time to find it.
> I used FP2000.
> Hope this helps,
> -Steve
> "emom" <emom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:0A0BA595-3E77-4F80-B044-D3FCB08AE3D5@microsoft.com...
>> I see in many web pages that the header and left side are flushed and run
>> seemly into each other with a background color. I have created a table
> and
>> always get spaces between the cells even if I select 0 for the spacing
>> and
>> padding. Is there any way I can force the cells to not create spaces in
> the
>> browsers. When I edit the table, everything looks ok.
>>
>> Donna
>
>

Murray
Thu Apr 14 09:17:39 CDT 2005

Show me a code snippet where you feel this is necessary, please.

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"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9FC6D36B-4010-4629-99E0-849589B7BE35@microsoft.com...
>I disagree Murray. I'm using FrontPage 2003 and have done everything you
> suggest and the problem still exists. One would think that Microsoft could
> make this a little easier. Other programs are much simpler to use and you
> don't waste valuable time on simple silly things like this. Unfortunately
> I
> must use the client software so they are sentenced to an enormous bill for
> ridiculous issues. GO MICROSOFT !!!!
>
> "Murray" wrote:
>
>> No double formatting is necessary if it's done right the first time.
>>
>> --
>> Murray
>>
>> "Steve Freeman, SuperRealtor" <STEVE@COUNTYREALTY.COM> wrote in message
>> news:Is-dnT51h9N5DmfcRVn-hw@comcast.com...
>> >I had trouble with this too, just recently. I ended up, after pulling
>> >my
>> > hair out, I ended up checking the formatting of both the table AND the
>> > cells
>> > contained within the table. I essentially ended up "double formatting"
>> > to
>> > eliminate my spaces betweenn cells. There should be an easier way, but
>> > I
>> > didn't have time to find it.
>> > I used FP2000.
>> > Hope this helps,
>> > -Steve
>> > "emom" <emom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:0A0BA595-3E77-4F80-B044-D3FCB08AE3D5@microsoft.com...
>> >> I see in many web pages that the header and left side are flushed and
>> >> run
>> >> seemly into each other with a background color. I have created a
>> >> table
>> > and
>> >> always get spaces between the cells even if I select 0 for the spacing
>> >> and
>> >> padding. Is there any way I can force the cells to not create spaces
>> >> in
>> > the
>> >> browsers. When I edit the table, everything looks ok.
>> >>
>> >> Donna
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>