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Problem with tables from Photoshop
by Robbie Andrews (Robbie_NVP) on Sep 10, 2008 at 2:38:59 pm

Hi there,

Got a small problem that's really annoying the hell outta me.
I've got a header in Photoshop that i've sliced up (1024 x 360) and saved for web into .html and images.

But when i open the file in Dreamweaver there seems to have been added an extra row in the table that's 1px high that screws up the image that follows directly below that header (as there's a 1px line directly at the bottom of the table).

What's causing this???

The table in dreameaver is stated as 1024 x 361. There are no borders/padding/etc applied to the table. The slices in Photoshop are all to the edges and it's only this table/page i'm having problems with.

Please help if you can!!


Robbie Andrews


P.S. i know i should be using divs but i haven't got time and it's just a holding page....

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Re: Problem with tables from Photoshop
by Abraham Chaffin on Sep 10, 2008 at 6:03:42 pm

Generally the 1px rows in slices are caused by not being exact when creating the slices. Read the "Slicing Images in Photoshop for the Web" section of this tutorial:

http://library.creativecow.net/articles/chaffin_abraham/designing-a-website...

There are some tips there that will help make more exact slices.

Abraham

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Re: Problem with tables from Photoshop
by Robbie Andrews on Sep 10, 2008 at 6:36:38 pm

Fixed it by moving the 1px row to the top so it doesn't cause any problems.

But it wasn't caused by inaccurate slices, it was because the columns didn't line up. For some reason photoshop created a 1px row of columns to hold the other columns inline. Confusing indeed.

Anyway cheers for your help.

-Robbie

Robbie Andrews

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