Greetings, I only joined the list recently, so excuse me if this is a totally dimwit question. I am known to have made several in my past... When trying to use a table to construct a nice grid for holding both graphics and text, Amaya seems to ignore the graphics in a cell so that the text in the next TD element appears layered over the graphic, i.e. the column width does not get set according to the size of the graphic. I have tried to set the HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes for the IMG, but to no avail. Is this something there are no specs for, so that browsers can choose how to display graphics in a table, or am I just being a loser with my HTML? Or (dare I say it) is it a bug in Amaya? I know that the method of using a table to enforce a layout is probably not what it is originally intended for, but I find it rather handy nevertheless. Other than this, Amaya is an excellent program. Wysiwyg SGML editors (such as FrameMaker+SGML) have a lot to learn from the ease of use of Amaya as regards the workflow of writing a structured document. Keep up the good work, Sami ssl@sci.fiReceived on Wednesday, 18 December 1996 08:57:00 UTC
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