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Ok, every template i make which is suppose to expand, gets white spots in places, the bigger the content area, the more white shows up.

This is what im talking about:

http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/8468/errors1nu.gif

If you want the code, reply and ill pm it, i just wont give the images (so people dont steal it), is there some way i can change the height to 100%? i cant get it to change..

I can change the thing on the left (under the white boxes) with the green, grey and white from height="1" to height="350" or something, it will fix all the other white spots, but then it doesnt exand to content, so it looks stuiped when theres is little content and the thing expands so far.

Thanks
 
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set the images as background images rather than just images...that way when the box expands it will tile the said image
 
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I think you just have too many slices and you're using Dreamweaver or frontpage (generalisation).

I wouldn't be worried about someone stealing your images either, anyone could copy that without taking a second look.

Try creating the table without opening DW or FP, and be very conservative with slices.
 
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I can code it for you. PM me with the link to the code. If I can see all the code we can work out an NP$ amount and I will do it for you.
 
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