Stupid Question Re. Tables

Question

Hey everybody. I have been working with web templates so far
and although I have learned a lot trying to modify them, I noticed
that I still lack a basic understanding of HTML. I have decided to
redesign my website from the ground up, primarily with the help of
Adobe’s Dreamweaver 8 online tutorial.
Now, that I created the first table on a page, I want to
insert another table into a cell of the fist table. I’ve done
that and it worked fine. However, when I try to insert an Image
Object using the same width like the table itself/cell of the
original table (760 px), the visual aid seems to recognize a
different value for the table width (bigger).
Why is that?
I haven’t used any cell padding, spacing or anything.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Answer 1

> Why is that?
We'd have to see your code.
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> Hey everybody. I have been working with web templates so
far and although
> I
> have learned a lot trying to modify them, I noticed that
I still lack a
> basic
> understanding of HTML. I have decided to redesign my
website from the
> ground
> up, primarily with the help of Adobe?s Dreamweaver 8
online tutorial.
>
> Now, that I created the first table on a page, I want to
insert another
> table
> into a cell of the fist table. I?ve done that and it
worked fine. However,
> when
> I try to insert an Image Object using the same width
like the table
> itself/cell
> of the original table (760 px), the visual aid seems to
recognize a
> different
> value for the table width (bigger).
>
> Why is that?
>
> I haven?t used any cell padding, spacing or anything.
>
> Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
>