Print Problems in Firefox only

When I print my pages in Firefox, a white border shows up
around the words in the menu boxes, which I created in Fireworks.
It prints just fine in Internet Explorer. Any suggestions?
http://www.hiringsolutionsinc.com/test/index.html
Diane

There's something with the way you've generated the fireworks
code. I've
spent about an hour on this and if I isolate the tables
containing the
navigation items, everything looks alright in print-preview.
The same thing
breaks up if I keep the whole page together.
I can only suggest that instead of making so many slices of
the menu items
in fireworks and exporting them, make big slices. Your
intention maybe that
for instance the word "Home" is for the href link while the
areas around it
should not be part of the link and thats why you've sliced
the images in
such small slices. I would suggest using larger slices and
let the whole
slice be the link.
For the horizontal menu each item is nested in a table with
width=145px.
Instead of using numerous small elements and spacers, just
make one slice
for each menu item and keep it 145px wide. Would give you
leaner code and
would solve your problems.
Similarly for the vertical menu, cut one slice for each menu
item and keep
that slice 128px wide. That would get rid of all the extra
slices and
spacers being generated by Fireworks.
The real solution to your problem is to "NOT" use fireworks
for generating
such menus. You can use any of the many free CSS based menu's
available off
the net.
Also, please do not name a class "body" . Its a reserved word
for the <body>
tag and may lead to problems sometime sooner or later.
You cannot lose until you give up !!!
"dchoban12" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Sorry. I had the file in a "test" folder on the
internet. Now I'm live and
> the link is:
>
> www.hiringsolutionsinc.com
>
> Would you mind taking another look (you or anyone)?
>
> Diane

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