BlueGeek

Gotit.Yeah, about the text, I wanted to but he was pretty insistent on the font which was pretty obscure.Thanks, I'll probably be back sooner than later... Big props Boen

Okay, I'm just gonna admit to being ignorant on this one... how much stuff exactly SHOULD be the CSS, should I be making a different class for each image?

Noted, might be a while with this one, the boss just worked in and this has NOTHING to do with what I'm supposed to be getting payed for at the moment

clickythat's what it looks like for me, I got rid of the plus sign, that was a typo

well, if it's not doing this for you than I guess this has just gotten harder to fix... for me (on every computer I try it with) it's showing up as having a white space between each row of the table, only a few pixels high (I'm guessing about 10)

yeah, I just remade and reupped it, no luck... I also did happen to make it so only the three appear, that's in the full version though, I cutit down to just the banner so it would be easier to fix this problem first, thanks for the advice and template all the same though =)frustration!

... that's weird, it SHOULD be index.xsl already, that's what it shows up as for me...I even just checked it, both my local and remote files show up as being linked to index.xsl... this is kinda like a geekier twilight zone =D (life is awesome...)

Changed the namespace, still no luck. I don't think I call p1 and s1, do you mean change them in the CSS?and to make things easier, a link to the XSL file:XSL

This is the kind of question I'm sure gets asked all the time on this forum seeing as it seems to be pretty natural to XML, but after a brief search, I couldn't find it.Anyway, a few weeks back I designed a nice plane old HTML site for someone. Just the other day, I decided to brush up my XML/XSLT skills and make it easier for him to add his own content. The first thing I did was to build an XML file for a news reel on his front page, I then took the HTML and more or less ported it to XSL (essentially just copied the body, put it in an XSL file and removed the content).I previewed it in DreamWeaver (which I'd like to point out renders the XSL to straight HTML) and it looked fine. So I upload it without thinking twice, and when I view it from the site, it's all screwy.To define screwy, first let me explain how the screwy part is structured. The design is essentially a table with three rows, each containing a set of images (comprising a top nav banner). Below is the original layout (in HTML, I've only included the top banner for ease of viewing):http://www.tranessound.com/old.htmland here is what happened when I put it in XSL:http://www.tranessound.com/home_page.xmlI've tried all combinations of defining and not defining sizes in both the table and images, it always ends up the same.I have experience in XML but most of it revolves around functionality, this is the first time I've used it in such a designer context (outside of Flash, anyway) so I'm sure there's a lot I don't know.Thanks in advance-SG