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Background image over three cells


kurt.santo

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Here it comes (still lots to be filled out, but structure will stay the same)...

<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td class="logo"><a href="../index.htm" target="_self"><img src="../topNav/logo.jpg" width="120" height="42" /></a></td><td class="spacerHor"></td><td class="home"><a href="../index.htm" target="_self"><img src="../topNav/home.gif" width="120" height="42" /></a></td><td class="spacerHor"></td><td class="about"><a href="../about.htm" target="_self"><img src="../topNav/about.gif" width="120" height="42" /></a></td><td class="spacerHor"></td><td class="ranges"><a href="../ranges.php" target="_self"><img src="../topNav/furniture.gif" width="120" height="42" /></a></td><td class="spacerHor"></td><td class="news"><a href="../news.htm" target="_self"><img src="../topNav/news.gif" width="120" height="42" /></a></td><td class="spacerHor"></td><td class="help"><a href="../help.htm" target="_self"><img src="../topNav/help.gif" width="120" height="42" /></a></td></tr><!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="topEdit" --><tr id="marker">  <td> </td>  <td> </td>  <td class="home"> </td>  <td> </td>  <td> </td>  <td> </td>  <td> </td>  <td> </td>  <td> </td>  <td> </td>  <td> </td></tr><tr>  <td class="homeLine"></td>  <td></td>  <td colspan="9" class="homeLine"></td></tr><tr>  <td class="breadcrumb"> </td>  <td> </td>  <td colspan="9" class="breadcrumb"></td></tr><tr>  <td class="homeLine"></td>  <td></td>  <td colspan="9" class="homeLine"></td></tr><!-- TemplateEndEditable --><tr><td class="spacerVert"></td><td></td><td colspan="9"></td></tr><tr><td class="catalogue"><a href="../catalogue.htm">Request Catalogue</a></td><td> </td><td colspan="9" class="catalogue">To order please call us</td></tr><tr><td class="spacerVert"></td><td></td><td colspan="9"></td></tr><!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="mainEdit" --><tr>  <td><ul>    <li class="select"><a href="ranges.htm">Furniture By Range</a></li>    <li><a href="../Product.htm">Shanghai</a></li>    <li>Boston</li>    <li>Brighton</li>    <li>Toulouse</li>    <li>Beijing</li>  </ul>      <ul>        <li class="select">Furniture by Room</li>        <li>Living Room</li>        <li>Dining Room</li>        <li>Bedroom</li>        <li>Hall</li>        <li>Office</li>      </ul></td>  [b]<td class="spacerHor"> </td>  <td colspan="5"> </td><tdnbsp;</td><td colspan="3"> </td>[/b]  </tr><tr>  <td colspan="9" class="spacerVert"></td></tr><tr>  <td colspan="11" class="homeLine"></td></tr><!-- TemplateEndEditable --><tr><td class="footer">to come</td><td> </td><td colspan="9" class="footer">to come</td></tr></table>

The bold bit is where the bg pic should go...KurtBy the way, real_illusions, great picture!!!

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By the way, real_illusions, great picture!!!
you mean my avatar? :)Anyway..in your code you have a typoIn the bold bityou have<td class="spacerHor"> </td><td colspan="5"> </td><tdnbsp;</td><td colspan="3"> </td>You missed out '>' on the td before the &ndsp; (where you also missed the &).On the tr that all these td's are in, i've stuck a bgcolor in to see what would happen and where a bgimage would go if i stuck one in. It covered all the list, but not much else, partly because the other td's are empty.Try that, is that what your after?
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you mean my avatar? :)Anyway..in your code you have a typoIn the bold bityou have<td class="spacerHor"> </td><td colspan="5"> </td><tdnbsp;</td><td colspan="3"> </td>You missed out '>' on the td before the &ndsp; (where you also missed the &).On the tr that all these td's are in, i've stuck a bgcolor in to see what would happen and where a bgimage would go if i stuck one in. It covered all the list, but not much else, partly because the other td's are empty.Try that, is that what your after?
Yeah, big typo. When I copied I adjusted sth (obviously incorrectly) to incorporate a change... I have cells of 120px/20px/120px/20px and so on... It is just that I would like not to show the bg pic on nav bar or the empty cell next to it (but in all other cells in that row)...Kurt
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Probably best to split the image into 2 and then split it between the 2 td's..or..you can rewrite the whole thing using div's, which can probably give you the answer your looking for without splitting the image into 2.:)
yes, I am still clinging on to my old tables. I know... Will certainly change that soon...Your avatar really gives me a giggle. Great look!Kurt
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