Spacing? Not Sure.

[marcusG]

How do I make this table sync?

[ManiacDan]

Use tables.  You're not using them.  Tabular data should be in tables. 

[marcusG]

[code]<table width="1000" id="table">
<tr>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Referansenr</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Ankomst</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Avreise</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Navn    </th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Adresse</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> E-Post                  </th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Telefon</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Lugar</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Betaling</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Pris</th>
<th id="table2" width='140' scope='col'> Betalt?</th>
</tr>
</table>

these are tables

Edited October 29, 2012 by marcusG

[Christian F.]

Yes, many tables. One for each row, in fact. Which is the problem, and quite logically so if you think about it.

What you need to use is one table, for all of the rows. That way the browser knows that they are all connected, instead of a bunch of different and unrelated tables.

 

Also:

• Drop the &nbsp entities, use CSS instead.
  
• Use class instead of id, as only one instance of an ID is permitted.
  
• Use CSS to define the width. It gives you a lot more control and a lot less code.
  
• Add htmlspecialchars () to the output, to prevent XSS and other HTML injection attacks.
  
• And, finally: Please read up a bit more on the HTML syntax, especially on how to use tables (just ignore the styling attributes, use CSS for that). For your own sake.

Edited October 29, 2012 by Philip

[marcusG]

Thank you, helped me out.

Works like a charm :-)

 

 

Names, epost and phone numbers are blanked out for obvious reasons.

Edited October 31, 2012 by marcusG

[Christian F.]

You're welcome, glad I could help.