Gazing into my crystal ball I observed
(Carl
Gilbert) writing in news: om:
> Hi
>
Hi
> I am currently writing a site that utilises tables. I have one page
> that links to a second page.
Ok
>
> The only problem is that when I link to the second page, the table
> loads up with a different height than was set in the code.
> However, when I use the navigation buttons in IE to go back and then
> forward again to the second page, the table is displayed as expected.
Is this a table of tabular data, or is this your editor's way of
positioning elements?
>
> Has anyone ever come accross this problem and does anyone know of a
> solution?
Yes, get rid of the tables. Go with CSS.
>
>
> Aditional information. The pages include numerous tables, some within
> other tables and some tables within rows or cells.
>
Again, get rid of tables. There is nothing worse than having to debug
nested tables.
> I would have published the site but the pages include ASP code and I
> do not as yet have an ASP host.
> If anyone feels that seeing the pages would be beneficial then I can
> either publish tham as pure HTML or post the asp pages.
Have you validated your markup and fixed the errors?
>
> Note: Tested in Internet Explorer v6, written in VS.NET.
Did you test it in any other browser? You know there are other browsers
out there, and what may work for IE may not work for Mozilla or Opera,
especially if you are using some sort of proprietary markup.
>
> Kind regards, Carl
Good luck!
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