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This might be a good start. I think it's primarily concerned with [i]detecting[/i] a mobile/PDA in the first instance but you should be able to find something from there. Generally you want to be working in % rather than pixels and try to cut down on the bells and whistles, but as long as your code validates, you should find that you wont face to many problems if you can overcome the size limitations.

http://www.developershome.com/wap/detection/detection.asp?page=readHeader

http://www.helpfuldesign.co.uk/blog/2006/03/browser-accessibility.shtml

cheers
Mark
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keep in mind that most mobile phones do not support tables.
this is something to consider.
I have no idea how mobile phones support CSS (in case you want to replace tables with floats)

also I know that the things that are supported vary widely from used browser to used browser.

good luck
anatak
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