Table off set

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Please advise how I could get the tables on my webpage to show the same size
in this webpage frame http://www.estandardtime.com. As you will notice tin
he main frame in the center of the page the table is larger at the right end
than the table at the top in the top frame.

Please provide some suggestions. Thank you.

Best Regards,
EM
 
Two of the three images on the left are >250K each. PLEASE resize your
images BEFORE you put them on your web page. The total weight of the page
in the bottom frame is > 750K, and you need to do much better than that.

The table in the bottom frame is percent sized at 100% -

<table border="1" width="100%" cellspacing="1">

The table in the top frame is a fixed width at 900px -

<table border="1" width="900" height="83">

Make them the same width.

(you'll still have an alignment problem when the bottom frame drops a
scrollbar, though)
 
Thanks Murray. However the images on the left is 150K pixels.

What do you mean by "I have to do better than that" .....

Is there a standard size for tables in my industry?

Best Regards,

EMoorhead--
Estandardtime Realty
 
http://www.estandardtime.com/SRSeaview.JPG 240K

http://www.estandardtime.com/leaves.JPG 394K

http://www.estandardtime.com/seawater.jpg 13K

See what happens when you resize *before* putting them on the web page,
instead of *after* as you have done with the first two of those?
What do you mean by "I have to do better than that" .....
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Unique images: 9 Total images: 20 Total bytes:
725654
The generally accepted total weight for a web page is 40-60K (that's total -
including all the images). Your page is more than 10x that target. That is
what I meant.
 
What I posted is the weight of the images, no matter how you have resized
them. I still have to fetch the originally sized images before they can be
resized on your page. And don't confuse yourself, you are talking about
150px dimensions, I am talking about 240Kilobytes of weight - yours are
dimensions, mine is file weight.

It's file weight that you want to contain. A 3/4MB page is not well
contained, particularly when you could reduce the weight of those images by
90% by resizing them to 150px square *before* placing them on your web
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page.
 
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