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Have you ever used a script to preload an image before?
That way the page does not render before a certain image(s) are loaded?
[Because I changed that code, and it worked good, but it may have been that I have the navbg.jpg cached, and then it did not do it]
If that file is not loading fast enough, it's 21kb, if it were a .gif it would be much smaller, and it has to be called through your main.css file before it loads, so it's possible that he table gets rendered before the file is loaded shifting that table by a pixel
This is just a guess at this point, but it is certain that the file does not need to be a jpeg, the file as it stands is 21kb and one pixel long, that header is 145 pixels long, for each header that is 3045 kb of data required, go to a gif for image, it will drop the file size to less than a kilobyte
Evan if that doesn't fix the problem that is a good practice for web designers in general
It doesn't make much sense why it would shift that table of all of the tables, but it could also have to do with you have three tables sitting vertically, you could just use TR's there instead
That way the page does not render before a certain image(s) are loaded?
[Because I changed that code, and it worked good, but it may have been that I have the navbg.jpg cached, and then it did not do it]
If that file is not loading fast enough, it's 21kb, if it were a .gif it would be much smaller, and it has to be called through your main.css file before it loads, so it's possible that he table gets rendered before the file is loaded shifting that table by a pixel
This is just a guess at this point, but it is certain that the file does not need to be a jpeg, the file as it stands is 21kb and one pixel long, that header is 145 pixels long, for each header that is 3045 kb of data required, go to a gif for image, it will drop the file size to less than a kilobyte
Evan if that doesn't fix the problem that is a good practice for web designers in general
It doesn't make much sense why it would shift that table of all of the tables, but it could also have to do with you have three tables sitting vertically, you could just use TR's there instead

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