> What I want is one table under the other, with the second one centered on
> the screen. What I get is the two tables glommed together, side by side.
> How do I circumvent this odd HTML behavior? Mucho thanks in advance.
Actually, this is a wonderful tool of HTML. The ALIGN="left" (or "right")
attribute is a great way to construct navigation bars on the side of the
screen without using nested tables (which render slowly) or frames (which
are nasty).
<TABLE align="left">
<!-- A tall,narrow navigation table... -->
</TABLE>
<TABLE>
<!-- the main content here -->
</TABLE>
Another trick for your original problem is to wrap your tables in a DIV;
this won't "float" the table to the left, but rather merely align it to the
left:
<DIV ALIGN="left">
<TABLE>
<!-- stuff -->
</TABLE>
</DIV>
<DIV ALIGN="center">
<TABLE>
<!--other stuff -->
</TABLe>
</DIV>
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