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It has something to do with the way IE is displaying the images (title and table background) in the first table row. I tried working with valigns to see if that would remove the space. However, I haven't had much time to fix it. You may want to try adding some valigns, or change the image/s size to see what works. If I get some time and you haven't posted that it's fixed, I'll see if I can put something together that will work.

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Ok in FF i get a very nice table, with no spacces and all of that good stuff.  But in IE i get  a gap between the rows... not good

why?! i have cellspacing/padding both at 0....

http://www.fubz.us/osg/

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IE is creating the gap because of the blank space you have after the header image tag and before the closing table data tag. Remove the blank space so that the image tag is flush against the closing td tag, and you'll be golden.

Like this:

<img alt='Our Second Ghost' src='images/header.png'></td>

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IE is creating the gap because of the blank space you have after the header image tag and before the closing table data tag.  Remove the blank space so that the image tag is flush against the closing td tag, and you'll be golden.

Like this:

<img alt='Our Second Ghost' src='images/header.png'></td>

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WOOOOT!!! YAAAA!!!! THANK YOU!!!!! :thumbsup::wub:

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