Can't get rid of 1 pixel cell

Question

So basically my client decieded he wants a wide footer on
white, whereas previously it shared the main background color. I
thought this would be an easy process, but after I made my footer a
different color, I noticed a line that I could not for the life of
me get rid of.
Sample
1 (look at the bottom)
So, after trying just about everything I could do in layout
mode, I finally took a look at the code with my code novice eyes
and noticed this (see attached code) which really really looks like
the problem. Okay, it seems like no biggie, I delete that table row
and it's fixed, right? Not quite, as you can see, the irritating
line is gone, yes, but my entire layout is exploded
Sample
2
Is there any quick way to fix the line at the bottom of my
page without needing to manually reposition every cell again?
I know the color scheme is bad right now, I just set it to
red so the line was more visible (it takes on the color of the main
background.)

Answer 1

> I know the color scheme is bad right now, I just set it
to red so the line
> was
> more visible (it takes on the color of the main
background.)
>
> <tr>
> <td height="1"></td>
> <td></td>
> <td width="115"></td>
> <td></td>
> <td width="195"></td>
> <td width="58"></td>
> <td></td>
> <td></td>
> </tr>
That is exactly what you should remove. However, due to the
way the page
has been constructed, using Layout Mode, it's made the
structure very
fragile that breaks very easily as you have seen.
Here's why you shouldn't use layout mode and why using
colspand/rowspans
isn't the best way to build a page:
http://apptools.com/rants/spans.php
If you are only early on in the development process, try
rebuilding the page
using design view and 'inserting' a table and 'nest tables'
instead of
splitting cells.
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