[Jett]

Hey All,

I seem to be having a little bit of difficulty creating tables the way I'd like and am looking for suggestions. Basically I want to create a table that expands and collapses based on what resolution or how big their browser window is. The problem I'm encountering is that I want several columns to have fixed widths and only one column to have a dynamic width.

Here's the code I've been playing with for the last little bit:

<table width=100% cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0>

<tr>

<td width=175 height=119 bgcolor="#000000" background="someimage.gif">

<td width=20 height=119 bgcolor="#000000" background="anotherimage.gif">

<td width=100% height=119 bgcolor="#000000" background="yetanotherimage.gif">

</tr>

</table>

However, when I do it this way, the only image that appears is the "yetanotherimage.gif" and it's repeated across the whole page (horizontally). If anyone has any suggestions, they would be most appreciated.

Thanks

Jett

[Rockn]

Look at it theis way, you set your table to be 100% which is the width of the page or other table it may be nested inside of. Then you made a row with three columns in it. Column 1 is 175 pixels, column 2 is 10 pixels and column 3 is 100% the width of the entire row. You are overlapping your first two images with the third, more like squeezing them into nothing. If you want the last one to be dynamic do not put a width value in it.

[Jett]

Yes, I did manage to figure this out. I did also, however figure out a way around the problem such that I can mix the two.

Thanks for the response,

Jett