> I have a long but a usually narrow 58 row table. When this is
> printed it would span vertiaclly across two pages. But it is normally
> narrow enough that the two haves could easily fit side by side on a
> single page.
>
> So my question is there an easy way, possible with CSS but I am unsure,
> to have the two parts of this table sit side by side on a printed page,
> without making it do this on the screen display. The solution would
> also need to be smart enough to that when the table is occasionally to
> wide to do this, to flow normally across two pages.
Yep... If you've already broken the table into 2 halves, you can just
float them both to the left.
<style>
#mytables table { float: left; }
</style>
<div id="mytables">
<table id="table1">...</table>
<table id="table2">...</table>
</div>
hth,
ike
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