Date: 05/18/05 (WebDesign)    Keywords: no keywords

I'm in the process of designing a site for someone who wants a 'gallery' page that will feature a grid of clickable thumbnails of his work which will reveal the full-version on the right side of the grid. I'd usually do this kind of site in 2 frames, but thought I might have a go at using Project Seven's Snap Layers behaviour instead, as there are only 9 images in the gallery.

But here's the page in question: Furniture Gallery.

In Safari, SnapLayers brings the image in in just the right spot - to the right and aligned with the white 5x5px image I've put in the table to lock it to. In Explorer it brings it in about 20pixels below. Can anyone suggest why this might be? It's driving me kind of bats@*t trying to figure it out. Alternatively maybe someone could suggest a different, non-frames way of doing this? And ixnay on the patronisationay, ok? I know my slices have gone all to cock. It's been a long day.

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