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nasa Posts: 4 Joined: 4/1/2002 From: Crayford Kent United Kingdom Status: offline	Very, very new. - 4/1/2002 14:44:49 I've put a single table across the top of the page. I've put a single column with multiple rows on the left hand side of the page. My problem, I can't get the curser into the "body" of the page. Can it be done? Also, spacing between text lines in the cells are huge. Tried reducing to single spacing but no difference. Should I try a diffrent layout or just give it up? If all else fails, read the instructions!


erinatkins Posts: 3072 From: Mechanicsville VA USA Status: offline	RE: Very, very new. - 4/1/2002 14:52:48 You might want to try this link - http://www.outfront.net/tutorials_02/adv_tech/tables1.htm Yes you can make changes. Don't give up. � (in reply to nasa)


abbeyvet Posts: 5095 From: Kilkenny Ireland Status: offline	RE: Very, very new. - 4/1/2002 15:36:18 A few tips. 1. Before you put any tables in the page hit return a few times to create space below them 2. Your second table needs to be two columns wide, a narrow on on the left for your navigation or whatever and a wide one on the right for your main content. 3. Hitting return creates a new paragraph. Hitting Shift+Return creates a new line without a new paragraph. I did an image a while back which is really intended to show how it is possible to use include pages, but it also demonstrates a simple tables layout, so it might help. Have a look at includes too perhaps, that might be a useful thing to learn about now also. Katherine ++++++++++++++++++++++++ www.inkkdesign.com Women and cats will do as they please. Men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea. (in reply to nasa)


nasa Posts: 4 Joined: 4/1/2002 From: Crayford Kent United Kingdom Status: offline	RE: Very, very new. - 4/2/2002 3:46:47 Thanks all a great help. If all else fails, read the instructions! (in reply to nasa)