In my pre-DNN life, I had used Photoshop to 'slice' images into smaller pieces, i.e. four quadrants, and assemble these pieces in a layer box in Dreamweaver.  Using the layer box was much easier than using a table.

It appears that to do this in a container in DNN, I will have to use tables.  Of course, I could be wrong but I haven't found anything in the various forums here and elsewhere that address this.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks for the reply, Lee.

The overall image is a montage of overlapping photos created in Photoshop.  The client really likes it but the unsliced size is 432px wide by 1390px high.  I sliced into two columns and six rows making each slice 216 x 231 for a more digestible download.

After I posted this last night, I experimented with using a table.  I got what I was after but it will be a little clunky to explain.

In the container, I selected "Edit Text" and created a 2-column 6-row table at 50% width in the container.  I left the border at "1" (so I could still see the table) and put cell padding and cell spacing at "0".

When placing an image slice in the left column, I chose right alignment and entered "0" for vspace and hspace.  For an image slice in the right column, I chose left align and "0" for vspace and hspace.

Once I had placed all of the image slices, (and while still in the text editor) I switched from design to HTML.  I changed the border from "1" to "0", clicked "Update" and it looked like it was supposed to without any annoying gaps or alignment problems.

That was late last night.  I only previewed it in IE6.  I will check in Firefox and Opera in a moment.

Since I'm still in the construction stage of this particular portal on my localhost, I'll give your suggestions a spin and let you know what happens.

Thanks again.