> The reason I've used the HTML that Photoshop has provided is because that
> seemed to be the easiest and that's what alot of people recommended.

You pay a heavy price for that "easy", and you won't find a single person
here or on the DW forum that recommends you do it this way.

> I get gaps all
> throwout my design, and things no longer align.

That's EXACTLY the symptom of using a wizard to write your HTML. Look at
your code and count how many instances you see of "colspan" or "rowspan".
If it's more than 2, then you will have precisely this problem as you bring
this fragile HTML into a production environment. Read this to see why -

http://apptools.com/rants/spans.php

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"audiosphere" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I actually don't have the site online yet, I've been working off my hard
>drive.
> The reason I've used the HTML that Photoshop has provided is because that
> seemed to be the easiest and that's what alot of people recommended. I
> guess
> the only other way I can explain it with out seeing it is that when I try
> to
> add padding so my text isn't right up against the content box, I get gaps
> all
> throwout my design, and things no longer align.
>