QUOTE (aoeartworld @ Nov 20 2009, 11:35 PM)

Thank you! It makes total sense. The header is a jpg created from photoshop.
I can change the jpg to 1000px wide but then I end up changing my main table to 1000px instead of 100% in order for them to line up.
If I leave the main table at 100%, an ugly blank space opens up to the right of the jpg header. Isn't there a way to have the jpg header adjust just like the main table does when it's set at 100%?
Heres what I did ( a long time ago, and there is probally a better way)
I broke the header into three images
Left was logo
Right had phone # etc
Center was just background image
Left and right are fixed size images - center varies to expand with website.
The center is just a vertical 'slice' of background say 10 pixels wide that is set in the table to repeat.
You make your header as a table ( i did it in frontpage) 1 row high, 3 columns wide . no borders or spacing. the first column is same dimensions as you left graphic, and the right column is done the same way. the center you dont specify a width, just a background image that repeats.
Set the entire table to span 100%.
Hope that gets you started. There are better ways and you probally want to learn it in css , I gotta get up to speed on that.
-mike