>> ...I knew that this was easy to fix, but I didn't >> because, right now, <table> is my problem.
>And I predict <table> will remain your problem for quite some time. yep >I wrote charon and did the abortive attempt to convert it to c (i). yes, but you made libhtml in the process, which is what I'm using :) >Tables have always been a complete bitch in rendering HTML. Part of the >problem is that it is easy to inconsistently overspecify a table (e.g., the >whole table must have width 3in but there are only two columns each of which >must have width 2 in), and you have to experiment with, say, Internet >Explorer, to see how it resolves the problem. >I'm pretty sure Tom Duff stopped work on mothra because he hit the table wall >and couldn't think of an elegant way to get past it. I stopped work on i >because I had another more important project, but I was fighting table bugs, >mostly, at the end. yeah, it is not about just rendering tables, but doing it in elegantly, well if I can't do it this way, I'll have to do it in another one, time will tell :) >Good luck! thanks >- Howard Federico G.Benavento --- /bin/fortune: We are changing the alignment, not the membership. -John Mayo
