Hello, Im new here and might be asking lots of questions 
. Well Im developing a website ( you can view the concept here http://www.afcommunity.com/AF3/v3woo.jpg) and Im having trouble with the header of the page its soppose to be toutching the edges of the table, I cant seem to get it to work I added it with include($header) and the header is a seperate file.
Any ideas?
Can you post some of the relevant code please?
//Beats Stevie to the following
Why are you using tables for layout. Tables are well known for creating problems for layout.
I suggest that you investigate using XHTML/CSS (with CSS positioning).
And make sure you have a doctype declared.
EDIT: He has some code at http://www.afcommunity.com/AF3/ (hint my doctype comment)
I got it to kind of work, and Im using tables becuase Im just creating basic XHTML pages I dont want to get into using layouts for each part of the site becuase its a fairly small site with only a few pages.
The only problem I have is that now in IE one of the strokes on the header ( on the right side ) will not display, looks fine in firefox though.
I got it to kind of work, and Im using tables becuase Im just creating basic XHTML pages I dont want to get into using layouts for each part of the site becuase its a fairly small site with only a few pages.
When I said use CSS positioning for layout I mean use it for the whole sites layout.
I am sure that the problems your having could be solved with CSS positioning.
First, MrSlick, that is one of the nicest designs I've seen around in a while. Really, really well done for that.
As kjwebb was saying, though, try to err away from tables when you're doing your layouts - CSS is much more extensible and device-friendly. If you need help with making your design work using XHTML and CSS, by all means ask away
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