Hi, Please take a look at the following with FireFox (seems ok in IE8). The problem (which mysteriously appeared) is that the rows are too deep. For example, the border is followed by a 1/4" of space, then the house info appears followed by another 1/4" of space then the border. I googled this and it seems that using styles is the answer, but am not ready to tackle a new language. I changed cellspacing to 0 and omitted valign=top on the first row but neither helped. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ctmanshs/ And, what is it with the crazy </div> that RW inserts at the end of the code: </div></body></html> BTW this code W3C validates. Thanks, George

You have a paragraph codes (open and close) in each box. Do a global search and destroy and the tables will be fine. Susan George Waller wrote: > Hi, > > Please take a look at the following with FireFox (seems > ok in IE8). The problem (which mysteriously appeared) > is that the rows are too deep. For example, the border is > followed by a 1/4" of space, then the house info appears > followed by another 1/4" of space then the border. > > I googled this and it seems that using styles is the > answer, but am not ready to tackle a new language. > > I changed cellspacing to 0 and omitted valign=top on > the first row but neither helped. > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ctmanshs/ > > And, what is it with the crazy </div> that RW inserts at the > end of the code: </div></body></html> > > BTW this code W3C validates. > > Thanks, George

Amazing! Your thoughts must have magically travelled to my mind since that is exactly the conclusion I had just come to. But was hesitant to make changes after asking you all to look at code. Thanks Susan! Will change now! George On 18 Dec 2009 at 10:27, Susan W Pieroth wrote: > You have a paragraph codes (open and close) in each box. Do a global > search and destroy and the tables will be fine. > > Susan > > George Waller wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Please take a look at the following with FireFox (seems > > ok in IE8). The problem (which mysteriously appeared) > > is that the rows are too deep. For example, the border is > > followed by a 1/4" of space, then the house info appears > > followed by another 1/4" of space then the border. > > > > I googled this and it seems that using styles is the > > answer, but am not ready to tackle a new language. > > > > I changed cellspacing to 0 and omitted valign=top on > > the first row but neither helped. > > > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ctmanshs/ > > > > And, what is it with the crazy </div> that RW inserts at the > > end of the code: </div></body></html> > > > > BTW this code W3C validates. > > > > Thanks, George > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ROOTSWEB-HELP-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message