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View this site in IE7 or FF than view it in Opera http://www.gameanyone.com/

 

Where images are in a tables TD by themselves it screws up in Opera, even though there the width is set for the TD. It looks fine in IE and FF, but Opera is giving me a headache. How can I fix this and still use tables?

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Hmmmm

 

This is a fantastic excuse to encourage you to NOT use tables for layout purposes - go away do a div/css layout using a decent DTD (like xhtml 1.1) and watch in wonder as the cross-browser consitency in rendering of your site sky rockets...

 

Trawling through html is a tough job - I suspect you have a ghost td or an unclosed tag or something

 

check out your page on the w3c validation service - make your site validate first - that may well solve problems - if it is still not quite right after that then get back on here.

did you look at the validation report??

 

IMO adding a div would hardly 'fix' it.  You need to produce at least some valid html simply to give yourself confidence in any future development of the site not making it go boobies up.

PMSL!!!

 

Tables can indeed do alsorts - like quadruple the amount of html you need to for a page.

 

I have yet to see ANYTHING that can only be done in tables that can't be done with a good css/div based layout.

 

There are too many reasons to list as to why you should use divs/css instead of tables to construct your pages.

 

SOOOOOOOOOO

 

Do listen - if not to me then the whole PROFESSIONAL web developemnt community, the W3C, the Web Standards Project and the Accessibility brigade (a proud if insignificant 'member' of which I prfess to be).

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