Help! 2 of us have tried to fix this problem

Well,

Hard to know what you are talking about without seeing the page, but you do have a beginning cell tag missing for the item you describe as "Row 1". You need to begin the cell with a <td> before you end it with the </td>.

Try replacing this:

<TR>
<!--Row 1 -->
<center><img src="music/whmusicbanner.jpg"border="0"></TD><b
r>



With This:

<TR>
<!--Row 1 -->
<td>
<center><img src="music/whmusicbanner.jpg"border="0"></TD><b
r>


Let me know if that does the trick for you.

Hi,

As requested I shot you an email to take a look for you. Just reply below the thread if you have a response to me instead of asking another question, this way we can keep the discussion in the same thread.

Cheers,
J

Here is the post that John is referring to:

That didn't work John <sighs>

Not sure how I can link you to the music page as everything is password protected.
We even tried to take the banner out of Row 1 and still you have to scroll along way before you can get to the music links.
Email me directly dsgal1@shaw.ca and I'll try to get you the password so you can see what I am talking about.
The second person is very experienced in html and this has him stumped also.
Thanking you in advnace dsgal1
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The other question will now be removed so the discussion can continue in this thread.

Hi dsgal,

I have looked at the code on page music_main_page.htm and basically the table's rows and cells are not coded correctly, with the right way of starting <tr> and ending </tr> rows as well as starting <td> and ending </td> cells as I had mentioned before.

I recommend looking at a basic HTML table tutorial:

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_table...

and then recoding the table making sure that all of the necessary elements are in there.

Good Luck.

Oh...

Here is the basic format that your tables should have:

<table border="1">
<tr>
<td>row 1, cell 1</td>
<td>row 1, cell 2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>row 2, cell 1</td>
<td>row 2, cell 2</td>
</tr>
</table>

Not many of your rows have the beginning <tr> tag and the one does not have the beginning <td> tag. If you draw the table formatted correctly, that will probably get rid of the extra space.

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i donot able to understand ur problem
but if u have problem regarding the space between two items. then u should refer to rowspan = value , this will span the rows and colspan = value to span the column. or u can use the
" style = absolute; top = value; left = value;" this will set the position of object to xy location where x = leftvalue and y = top value with table but for that u have to insert the data in two different table.