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I made an image in Photoshop, I used Photoshop slice tool:

Photoshop Slice Tool

Original Image

Original Image

I used "Save for Web Devices" option to export each slice tools in PNG images and it creates a page, HTML page. As simple page, the page looks good but when I included in my project, it looks as a fragmented puzzle, look in picture:

I will paste here the HTML code (with style): http://pastebin.com/U9p3GT5j

This code is a part of complex project and my style.css external CSS style doesn't affect that table or I want where I put the slices to place an input text...

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The images don't load for me (slow/bad server?). General tip: slicing images and displaying them in a table is a ancient and bad technique. Since I can't see the images I can't see what you are attempting, but consider learning about modern CSS layouts and use that instead. – RoToRa Jun 16 '11 at 15:32
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I couldn't connect to the shareimage site. Looking at your code, I would recommend a different strategy for constructing your page. Table layouts are difficult to maintain and style rules should go in a separate CSS file - it will make your life much easier when you need to make changes to your style rather than having to hunt through your markup. – kinakuta Jun 16 '11 at 15:34
I changed to imageshack.us host image. – Teodorescu Jun 17 '11 at 5:38
i think what you need to do is to move on, and start using css, eventually you will see how easier it is. w3school is a good place to start, not the best but a good place – Ibu Jun 17 '11 at 5:42
I modified and added last phrase...I want to put an input text in every slice created in PS – Teodorescu Jun 17 '11 at 5:48

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if you are using a table here is what i suggest using

table{
   border-collapse:collapse;
}

this way you will not see the spaces inside the table.

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