Table rendering incorrectly in IE

Have been handed an already created web page to fix. It was
created in DreamweaverMX 2004. When rendered in Internet Explorer
contains huge white block below mural at top of page and above
links to other areas of the site. Address is:
www.buenofoods.com
Have researched problem, but haven't found answer on how to
fix. Please help, if you can. Thx.

Art Shotwell wrote:
> I guess this may be off topic, but I'm looking for a way
to turn my
> static online bookstore into a dynamic site. In other
words, I don't
> know the first thing about how to start a
database-driven Web site. I've
> read a little about PHP and myhSQL. Not sure how to
design a database.
>
> Should I try to use Dreamweaver, which I'm familiar with
or try using a
> php-driven system like osCommerce or Mambo?
>
> Anyone got any suggestions? I'm not really a
programmer-type.
>
> Art
oops: current site is northwest-books.com

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The problem is that when we include the text/calendar bodypart, any embedded images in the HTML bodypart are displayed as attachments at the bottom of the email (which appears as a meeting request) in Outlook. Additionally, the HTML is not rendered entirely correctly. Hyperlinks appear appropriately as does the font formatting (e.g., bold), but table formatting is ignored and so items are not lined up as they should.
If we remove the text/calendar bodypart, the HTML displays correctly, including the inline images, but the email does not show up as a meeting request.
Doing some digging, I saw that HTML with inline attachments should be in a multipart/related section, however, we saw no change from the original problem.
I'll post this to the Outlook forum as well (link TBD) as I don't know where the problem officially lies. If anyone knows if this is a bug, or has some insight as to how to get the HTML to display correctly and also have the email show as a meeting invitation, I would appreciate it. Thanks.
--adam

Ah, that would explain why removing the text/calendar body part "fixed" the HTML issues. I'll let our product planning team know.
This, however, begs the question, why is MSFT working on the quality of HTML to RTF conversion rather than just displaying the HTML? I'm not sure I see an added benefit of using RTF over HTML in this case. I can't imagine that there is there some sort of limitation the rendering engine. Do you happen to know the answer?
-adam

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