[KeyLimePi]

I've got a page design that uses a nested table for a navbar. It looks fine in IE & Safari but in Firefox (and some other mozilla browsers) the navbar centers vertically as the main cell of the parent table expands.

You can see it as it should be here and, if you've got Firefox (either Mac or PC) with the expansion problem here.

This is a quick & dirty HTML site (no CSS) and I actually went with a nested table to prevent this very problem. Can anyone offer a suggestion for getting the floating nav table to stay at the top of the cell when it expands?

Thanks.

[eyadams]

It looks like the problem is that when the web page expands the table cell that contains the logo (about line 74 in homex.html) is expanding lengthwise, pushing the menu down. In IE that cell is only big enough for the logo, but in Firefox it occupies about 60% of the page height.

Move the table with the menu (starting about line 124) and move it to the same cell as the logo. This works in both IE and Firefox (I'm at work right now and can't test in Safari). If you need extra padding between the menu and the logo, you can insert a div with a height style.

[KeyLimePi]

D'oh! You're exactly right. It was the cell above my navcell that was expanding. And your suggested fix sounds like just what I need. Sorry for posting what now seems like such an obvious fix.

eyadams I owe you a beer.