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[roN]

Hi guys,

I'm creating following page: http://paykiosks.net/new/mockup/new_index.htm
and I'm getting confused about the thing, that I wanna have these two
tables besides each other and not under each other. Why can't I get them
below each other? I'm getting desperate...
Thank you!

 

[Disco Octopus]

Hi guys,

I'm creating following page: http://paykiosks.net/new/mockup/new_index.htm
and I'm getting confused about the thing, that I wanna have these two
tables besides each other and not under each other. Why can't I get them
below each other? I'm getting desperate...
Thank you!

try this...


......
<table style="float:left;" width="236" border="0" cellspacing="0"
cellpadding="0">
......


<table style="float:right" width="236" border="0" cellspacing="0"
cellpadding="0">

......

since you are using table for layout anyway, you might as well put them
into there own TD.

 

[richardv2]

If you want to use a table, make one with two columns and one row, and
put one in each cell.

<table>
<tr>
<td>Left thingy here</td>
<td>Right thingy here</td>
</tr>
</table>


If you want to be XHTML compliant (which deprecates using tables for
page layout) you can use "table-less" Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)
design.

Which are you wanting to do?

 

[Jim Moe]

I'm creating following page: http://paykiosks.net/new/mockup/new_index.htm
and I'm getting confused about the thing, that I wanna have these two
tables besides each other and not under each other. Why can't I get them
below each other? I'm getting desperate...

<table>s are block elements. As such they have implicit line breaks
before and after them. See references to 2 and 3 column CSS designs often
listed in this group.
Also HTML 4.01 Transitional was meant as a stopgap DTD. All new work
should be HTML 4.01 Strict.