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I can't immediately see anything that could cause the problem. Try setting the border of the table to 1, to get a better view of what's happening to the table and/or the column.
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Kitten, what is the definition of the "head_grey_tile" class? BTW: Heat_Rash: In Firefox, using the style text-align will only align text, and not certain "objects" inside a td tag (like a table). So if you had a table like so: <table style="width:100%"><tr><td style="text-align:right"> <table><tr><td>test</td><
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From the information presented, I'm leaning towards a positioning issue. Look for "position:" in the style (if there is one). Chances are that the table is floating, has a width that is larger than the page, or something is above it. A bit more information will help... P.S. Just as a suggestion, since "align" has been deprecated in favour of styles
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No I don't. After much pondering, I've decided to run cable with the access point exclusively for mobile devices. Thanks anyway.
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Assuming that you are using MS Publisher for sending emails only... Why not utilise the System.Net.Mail name space instead?
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I eventually went to the Intersoft Web-Site and ordered online. Hope it gets delivered
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"book back code" - refers to updating a central location for your code. Most development departments use some sort of repository for their code (i hope ), eg. Sourcesafe, subversion, etc. This allows for rollbacks, single point backups, easy access to other developers, etc.
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I can help you figure out where the problem is... Try this: replace : string ShaftID = Session[ "defaultShaft" ].ToString(); with : string ShaftID = //Some shaft Id, that you know, works If this works, then you know that there is something wrong with the Session Variable (e.g. Invalid char, etc). If not, u may have to look at the runtimes on that machine
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Rash has a good point, you'd probably want the spaces to disappear.
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Some ideas: 1. Use css; set the image(s) to the background 2. Use DHTML; Use an Image Tag and a Div Tag for the text (set the opacity and the position of the Div Tag) 3. Create a WebControl that does the same as #2, except you'd use a label instead of the Div Tag.