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Recently I designed a website for my EVE-Online corporation (like a guild). I did the usual, designed it in Photoshop, sliced it then put in iframes and such. And it looked fine in Dreamweaver before I uploaded it but as soon as I upload it, it ends up looking like this. It's not finished yet so the links don't work.
For some reason, even though it used to look fine, it now looks exactly the same in Dreamweaver.
I can't find the screen shot I took of what it's supposed to look like so here's the PSD instead. Now to find out where I can host the PSD...
A quick look at the link you've provided and I can say its a table problem. You must have accidentally merged one of the cells OR you have an image that is overstretching one of the cells.
I'll try take a closer look at where the actual problem is when I finish work today.
From just looking at it in the browser (not the html), other than what bio said; perhaps cellpadding/cellspacing issues? Or did you remove the annoying '
Just looking at the HTML, I've noticed that there's a lot of,
Which I didn't put in. I'm gonna try and see if I can remove those and see what happens.
Edit:
I've just tried removing those but it doesn't seem to have done anything, There does seem to be a sizeable chunk of the HTML that isn't coloured when I view source or look at it in dreamweaver. If you know what I mean. You know Dreamweaver and the view source thing (in Firefox anwyay) colour the HTML as to what it does? This chunk (posted below) is just all black (blue in Dreamweaver)
I've checked over your code, and I've discovered a few glitches.
1) The template slicing can be simplified even more there are too many images which can be trimmed down more and used as BG images.
2) There is a problem with your iFrame:
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3) The iFrame has an overlapping problem, this is the main reason thats damaging the entire layout. Identify the right size for the iframe and the layout should fall into place.
Hope the above is useful!