Hi -
I have an incredibly vexing problem in a website I'm designing for my
research lab. I have spent two days trying one CSS tweak after
another with no results.
Basically, I have a members directory and when the name is moused
over, a picture of the member is displayed elsewhere on the page.
This is accomplished by making a div visible and works fine.
The problem is that when the picture becomes visible, it expands the
width of the table cell it is in despite being half its width. The
expansion looks to be just a few pixels, but it is distracting and
undesirable. I'd like to keep the table cell its current size or even
make it smaller, so making it bigger is not really an option.
Does anyone have any thoughts on how avoid this weird expanding table
cell? You can see the page at:
Thanks,
Matt
I have an incredibly vexing problem in a website I'm designing for my
research lab. I have spent two days trying one CSS tweak after
another with no results.
Basically, I have a members directory and when the name is moused
over, a picture of the member is displayed elsewhere on the page.
This is accomplished by making a div visible and works fine.
The problem is that when the picture becomes visible, it expands the
width of the table cell it is in despite being half its width. The
expansion looks to be just a few pixels, but it is distracting and
undesirable. I'd like to keep the table cell its current size or even
make it smaller, so making it bigger is not really an option.
Does anyone have any thoughts on how avoid this weird expanding table
cell? You can see the page at:
Thanks,
Matt
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