Definition of Fireworks Export HTML Web page personal experience Talk

Web pages previously used by fireworks, exported tables are not the same as expected, not easily modified, and later know (know too late)--
In order to allow fireworks to export more compliant with the DW Modified HTML Web page, to improve efficiency, generally do the following settings:
1. Select File > HTML settings, or click the Options button in the Export dialog box.
2. Click the Table tab. Select a spacing option from the Spacing pop-up menu:
Here are three options:
Nested tables-no spacers will create nested tables that do not contain spacer characters. (This is good, even if the modification is not too troublesome)
Single table-No spacer will create a single table that does not contain spacer characters. This option may cause the table to appear incorrectly in some cases. It is not recommended to select this item. (I have tried several export examples, this option shows that it is not normal, modify more trouble.) Do not know what is necessary to this option? ）
1-pixel transparent spacer-uses a 1-pixel transparent GIF as a spacer that can be resized in HTML as needed. This option generates a 1-pixel row along the top of the table and a column with a width of 1 pixels along the right side of the table. (In fact, "the top right generation of 1 pixel columns" This need is very small, but also to change the trouble)
Summary: Select "Nested table-No spacer"
3. For empty cells:
From the Content pop-up menu, select the content you want to place in the empty cell:
Here are three more options:
None causes empty cells to remain blank. (The export table does not see a location with no slice area when "include no slices" is selected)
Spacer image places a small, transparent image in an empty cell, named Spacer.gif. (When no slice area is selected, the export table looks at the location of the slice-free area, as shown in the design diagram)
No wrap space places an HTML space tag in an empty cell. The cell appears hollow. (When no slice area is selected, the export table looks at the location of the slice-free area, but not necessarily as shown in the design diagram)

Note: Empty cells appear only if you do not select include no slices in the Export dialog box, that is, to treat a slice-less area as an empty cell. (In fact, if you choose to include no slices of the area, it is not not empty cells, but these empty cells have been no slices of the picture populated, is not "empty" of the)