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I am trying to creat a template that I am going to use alot. I am having some
trouble figuring out how to format some tables and inline frames. If you will,

I want to have a picture on the left and then an inline frame to the right
that drops below the picture already on the left. This I did no problem. What
I am trying to do now (and it does not matter to me if I use an inline frame
or table), is have another inline frame(s) underneath the picture but not
underneath the bottom of the frame next to the picture. Sorry if I explained
it a little confusing but I saw this look on a purchasable template, and I
know it isn't that hard to do and is probably a simple alignment problem.

I saw the template on
http://www.fpworld.com/unwireduniverse.htm

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!
 
Layout your page in a table the way you want it
Say

<div align="center">
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%">
<tr>
<td>Picture here</td>
<td rowspan="2" valign="top">Inline frame</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Other inline frame</td>
</tr>
</table>
</div>


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|I am trying to creat a template that I am going to use alot. I am having some
| trouble figuring out how to format some tables and inline frames. If you will,
|
| I want to have a picture on the left and then an inline frame to the right
| that drops below the picture already on the left. This I did no problem. What
| I am trying to do now (and it does not matter to me if I use an inline frame
| or table), is have another inline frame(s) underneath the picture but not
| underneath the bottom of the frame next to the picture. Sorry if I explained
| it a little confusing but I saw this look on a purchasable template, and I
| know it isn't that hard to do and is probably a simple alignment problem.
|
| I saw the template on
| http://www.fpworld.com/unwireduniverse.htm
|
| THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!
 
Thankyou.....but the problem is I want the bottom 3 left cells to be higher
at the bottom than the fourth one right next to them. Any more thoughts.

Thanks in advance.
 
Not possible, all cells in a row must be the same height, all cells in a column must be the same
width. That is how tables work. You might be able to solve by using nested tables, by merging the 3
left cell into one, then insert a 1 row / 3 column table into it, then in the right cell, insert a 1
row / 1 column table

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