From: Daniel Piechnick
Hi Nate. This is the "sliver" technique that I use, that interests/angers/mystifies everyone :) The effect is created by having a table with width set to 100%, so it will always fill up the whole width of the screen. This table is split into two cells. The left cell has a defined width in pixels - exactly the width of the header (pegasus) image, while the right cell has no specified width. This right cell just takes up whatever room isn't used by the header cell. I then have a "cloud" sliver image that's set as the background of the right cell. (The black bar is just another table, with width set to 100%, and background colour set to black.)
