I'll work with you on this if need be, as I have the time (right now I'm a bit busy with some other things). However, what I would suggest is to make the .expando class position:absolute, and to give each expando classed image a position:relative container that has its width and height set to the width and height attributes of the expando image. For instance, I see you have:
Code:
<style type="text/css">
img.expando{ /*sample CSS for expando images. Not required but recommended*/
border: none;
vertical-align: top; /*top aligns image, so mouse has less of a change of moving out of image while image is expanding*/
}
</style>
and:
Code:
<p><a href="deganwy_pedestrian_gate.html"><img class="expando" src="courtyard_gates_14_0_1.jpg" vspace="3" height="74" hspace="3" align="left" alt="Deganwy Pedestrian Gate" width="80" /></a></p>
If you were to add to each (highlighted):
Code:
<style type="text/css">
img.expando{ /*sample CSS for expando images. Not required but recommended*/
border: none;
vertical-align: top; /*top aligns image, so mouse has less of a change of moving out of image while image is expanding*/
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
}
</style>
and:
Code:
<p style="position:relative; height:74px; width:80px;"><a href="deganwy_pedestrian_gate.html"><img class="expando" src="courtyard_gates_14_0_1.jpg" vspace="3" height="74" hspace="3" align="left" alt="Deganwy Pedestrian Gate" width="80" /></a></p>
I think things would work out much better.
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