Table cell height not correct

I have a table with 21 rows. Every other row is used as a separator between the rows with content. These separator rows don't have anything in them and their height is set to 1 in the properties inspector. I'm assuming these heights and widths are in pixels, however, these rows don't appear to be 1px in design view nor on a live web page.They are more like 15px.
How can I make these rows 1px in height?

That site has badly malformed code.
http://tinyurl.com/36z7sc8
I'm guessing it's cobbled togather from various bits and pieces including the ChronoForm code?
Regarding the cell heights, the code of a typical cell is:
<td width="95" height="1"> </td>
The code between the <td> tags (known as a non-breaking space) is a space character (pressing the spacebar on your keyboard generates this code in the HTML).
Removing the space from the code for each <td> will cause your cells to collapse. You may need to prop them open with a 1px high GIF as Murray suggested.

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