Ok take that back.... think firefox did some strange rendering of it's own and added borders. reloaded and no lines. firefox 3 seems to sometimes do things strange when I get a error on page load, i live too far from the telephone exchange so get flaky downloads at times and very strange results!


So without phantom lines, perfect!

** Edit, I am getting it load with lines again on Firefox 3 on XP. I have tried it on mac and it loads without... strange...

See atttached screenshots

I am guessing FF3 is doing something very strange, it loaded once without lines. I have looked at page source (i hope you don't mind) and the code is correct, borders are set to 0.

Currently am looking at it on Firefox 3 on my vista PC upstairs and again, it displays correctly. So it looks like my other PC, one of the plugins must be doing something to the page... sorry about that. Hope it didnt make you do any unessisary work  

Really? It looks fine on all computers in my house in all browsers... would you mind taking a screenshot so I can see?

Sigh, I must be a terrible coder -_-;

The attachment shows how it looks for me. Firefox 3.0.1.

After checking your code a bit (really quick) I think it might be solved by removing all the aligns in the <table> and <td> at the top, since they serve no purpose anyways.

Also, don't use "id" for css if you're going to use it more than once. Use "class" instead, defined by '.' instead of '#' in the css code.

I.e:

.entry{border-width: 0px; background-color:978173; width: 570px; font-size: 11px; font-family: verdana; color: 392c21;}
<td cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="entry">

"id" is supposed to be used only once per page, whereas "class" is used when you want to apply the same style to many objects.

edit: After shrinking the window a bit, I saw what you are going for. Keep the aligns in <table>, but remove them from <td>. You can align tables in html, but you cannot align tds, it's not possible. Align in <td> defines how the objects inside the <td> is supposed to be aligned, which is not what you want, I think.
To get the desired effect of the design, try forcing the tables to be on top of each other (rather than beside each other) by adding one <br /> after the first two </table>.
Also, make sure you close all <table>,<tr> and <td> tags, since some browsers are picky about that.

Vicky
Yes, now it looks correct, both in Opera 7 and Opera 9. Don't have other browsers nearby to check
I'd ask you to keep her feet as they are. They look very cute, the size is okay IMHO... better have tiny feet than huge ones
BOB: I strongly disagree with the last statement.

Yes it is

Hi, hi. The once where Sideshow Bob is playing with his son is great. Nice shading.

After three months of delay, here i am back to praise vicky for her sugary sweet and cute arts I sure hope you didn't forget about LTS and that you'll be reading this, V!

My favourite of the bunch is without doubt the Sideshow Bob and his son picture, so happy, so colorful and so cute.   Next comes Ruth Power's pic, for the same motives. It's incredible to see what you draw become so nice to the eyes, i'd never get tired of looking at these.
Maria looks beautiful and cute in her younger ages, the balancing knife pose is the best of the page
Lisa as a candycorn is just precious and i agree with empe, it has a nice simplistic-clipartsy feel to it that makes it outstanding.

Also props for the family on TV one, good idea well executed. I love marge and maggie especially here! I sure hope you'll be sometimes back with some more goodies. Thank you for all you did so far though