Beauregard T. Shagnasty said:
Hint: make your browser window narrower.
Considering that the screen was already little I do not think that was worth
to make the window narrower..
I have not tested in Opera.
But if the problem is the same as the one which I see browsing at IE, I
think that it is not much worth attention.
If you would switch to using <div>'s and float the images within the
text, this problem would not occur. (Provided you coded it properly, of
course.) For example, look at the way the lower images on this page
float in the text, no matter what the width of your browser.
http://www.countryrode.com/parts/apparel.php
It is more flexible but the page is longer.
The text seems to be below the pictures
(at least the first).
Basically, a table can already be defined as such containing only 2 columns
whereas one gives information which are connected with the data ( pictures
in this case) contained in the first one. Therefore it is only a design
problem.
Having said that, I doubt whether the other example looks better, because I
see a stronger visual connection between the pictures and the information on
the right column (at least while browsing the page by a normal window size)
on my page.
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