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Are nested tables recommended with current browsers or can they cause problems? I was told they won't work with older browsers and they can cause problems with newer browsers as well but I haven't found any definitive information on the subject as of yet. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Chow
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I think your refering to embedded tables.
Tables which have tables in them. Netscape is very unforgiving when it comes to missed table tags, however if all your tags are in place, it will work, for instance: <table width="600"> <tr> <td width="500"> <table width="400"> <tr> <td> your content </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr> </table> This is bare bones, you can get creative and really embed those tables. Just be sure all your tags are in place. ------------------ |
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There is absolutely no problems using nested tables. Just make sure that all your tags are correct.
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Nested tables are fine as long as all of your tags are intact...
i.e. end all tags that are started and in the same order as how they appear... |
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