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CLF	06-04-2008 12:33 AM

Separating objects inline?

I hope there's someone who could help me with this small HTML problem I have.

I tried to post two tables with some info. But I cannot figure out the way to put them one next to another (look at the picture). Instead they have this huge spacing and I'm clueless. What HTML code do I put in between two tables so both are in the same line (next to each other)?

THANK YOU!!! :)

http://www.capperslobby.com/images/moje/tables.gif

nerbert

06-04-2008 01:02 AM

I think you make a table with your tables inside it.

Code:

<table width="100%">

<tr>

<td width="50%"><center> put your first table here</center> </td>

<td width="100%"><center> put your second table here</center> </td>

</tr>

</table>

CLF	06-04-2008 01:09 AM

Wow!!! What else can I say but THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for this lightning reply!!!
Works perfectly but I still have that huge space on the top. Do you know by any chance how to avoid this? Thank you again so, so much! :)

http://www.capperslobby.com/images/moje/tables2.gif

nerbert

06-04-2008 01:13 AM

If this is in a post that large gap just seems to happen. I don't know why.

EDIT: You may want to put   in each blank table cell. Some browsers mess up if there's nothing in a cell.

CLF	06-04-2008 01:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nerbert (Post 1540176)

If this is in a post that large gap just seems to happen. I don't know why.

Yes, it's inside the post. It never happened before but not that I use html posts that much. Usualy it's just plain text. Maybe if I would start at the top with something else other tan those tables. Maybe some plain text header. I'll try.
Thank you again so much, Nerbert! :)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nerbert (Post 1540176)

EDIT: You may want to put   in each blank table cell. Some browsers mess up if there's nothing in a cell.

Tried that too. Tried with some plain text to start the post... the space is even bigger now. Tables are next to each other though.

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