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[techker]

hey guys here is the situation

im doing a web based trainers software that hase all kinds of cool functions including a trainers grid

like it hase 9 exercises with pics made based on the clients need.

so when you do that grid it posp up with the grid background and the pics show in the litle squares

when i tryto print it i only see the pics not the grid backgroud?

i need a way that it they can print the hole thing..

[NetNerd85]

Not sure I completely understand but it sounds to me like a HTML/CSS issue perhaps. Can you take a screenshot?

[techker]

se i inseted pics in a databse and the client choses witch one he nedds for his exercise program.

the paground of the page is a grid withe 9 squares and in each one of the pics chosen appears.

i have tryed changing the style of the page and no success (with div tags)

one persone told me to google javascript page backgroud..?

[WingedPanther]

How are you doing the grid?

[techker]

its a jpeg

www.webworkout.info/members/GRID/grid12.jpg

[WingedPanther]

Your problem may be a layout problem with the browser. Is there any reason why you're using a jpg to create the grid instead of HTML/CSS?

[techker]

true but very time consuming no?all does squares...

[WingedPanther]

That depends on how you create them. Copy/paste is your friend.

[techker]

well i will try it out thx!have an idea how i can export it to send to clients?

[WingedPanther]

I'm not sure I understand the question. I use <table>s and <div>s to create grids on a regular basis. CSS will make the lines visible.

[Xav]

For rows and columns of data, a table is ideal. For a few, large sections of data, <div>s may be a better idea, but make sure to float them with CSS if you do.