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[jdubbs32584]

how did you do that?

where did you do it at?

I believe he pulled the page code down to his machine, redid a couple of lines in a code editor, then used the code editor to see what it would look like on the internet.

He didn't actually change the code for the site.

But I could be drastically wrong.

[sugarcrook]

how did you do that?

I'm a ninja.  I hacked the DMF server, made the change, took some screenshots, then undid my change before anyone noticed. 

But I'm also lazy, so I didn't do any of that.  There's a Firefox add-on called Firebug that allows you to modify the page locally without any of the saving locally mess.  I found the extra cell, right clicked and selected "delete element". You can see the Firebug window at the bottom of some of my screenshots.  Here's another screenie with the popup menu to give you a better idea:



I used another Firefox add-on called the Web Developer Toolbar to draw borders around all of the table cells, which is how I saw the extra table cell in the first place. 

Both of these are very handy add-ons if you do any sort of web crap.  I do a lot of server-side development and they save me a lot of time. 

[Mother]

I have no idea what anything you said means so I'm just going to run with the Ninja thing