I have a big table surrounded by a black border and I cut/pasted another page that I made into that big table. By doing that, it caused part of the link section to split to the right. I'm using alot of tables inside tables, i'm sure the problem lyes there, maybe theres an end tag missing or something, but it's hard to find. As for the content inside the table, I know it looks bad, I wasn't going to worry about that until I fix the link problem. If your bored, go ahead and mess with it a bit. Heres the url: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.uogameresources.com/baja.html">http://www.uogameresources.com/baja.html</a><!-- m --><!--content-->hi,<br />
yes i viewed the source code for this and spotted you do have a problem with you table tags not nested correctly. There is an extra </TD> tag in one table and further down in another table the </TD> tag is missing. Can really pin point the exact line for you but just try run through you're code again making sure you are closing of <TD> tags with </TD> before starting a new <TD>.<br />
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hope this helps<!--content-->I found the one where there were 2 <td> and i'll look for the other. I also found why the link page split all the way to the right. I had the <td> width set to 100% which made it do that.<!--content-->The problem lyed in the table itself. I didn't have the width set for the table.<!--content-->http://validator.w3.org is greate to find incorrectly nested tables.<br />
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However the best approach is to use CSS for layout instead of abusing <table> for it.<!--content-->
yes i viewed the source code for this and spotted you do have a problem with you table tags not nested correctly. There is an extra </TD> tag in one table and further down in another table the </TD> tag is missing. Can really pin point the exact line for you but just try run through you're code again making sure you are closing of <TD> tags with </TD> before starting a new <TD>.<br />
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hope this helps<!--content-->I found the one where there were 2 <td> and i'll look for the other. I also found why the link page split all the way to the right. I had the <td> width set to 100% which made it do that.<!--content-->The problem lyed in the table itself. I didn't have the width set for the table.<!--content-->http://validator.w3.org is greate to find incorrectly nested tables.<br />
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However the best approach is to use CSS for layout instead of abusing <table> for it.<!--content-->