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Hi Dorothy,Thank you for your suggestion. The only problem with using these individual images as I had at the bottom of the chart and as you suggested, is I can't keep the labels on a diagonal line. (It's only an aesthetic difference, so I may resort to vertically listed categories rather than diagonally listed categories.) Just incase I don't figure out how to use these diagonal lines, I have created a test page with coding like you suggested. If anyone knows how to make the cells line up with the diagonal lines in the "comparison_category.gif" of the first page design, please let me know.Thanks again,Amy

Hi,I have created a chart with images, html and css, and it looks great in Firefox (PC and Mac), Safari, and Internet Explorer (Mac). Unfortunately, I can't make it work in Internet Explorer 6 (PC).It is basically a table with an image in the top row, and I need the cell widths below to line up exactly with lines in the image above. (Because of cell border display differences in the browsers, I changed the border of these cells to none, and created small background images for each cell - which created the illusion of borders.)Anyway, I would really appreciate any suggestions of how to make this line up in Explorer!Thanks,Amy