Re: Placing a layer on top of a table

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From: Nate_Baldwin
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 2009 03:14

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Just put the wrapper around your table, and make it the same width as the table. The rest of the settings should be the same. If you get it set up that way and it's not working, post back with a link if you can. Be sure to check in the browser though - it's not likely to look right in GoLive.

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