Has anyone else seen this?

If I make a table under <html>, and put even a single space between an
ending cell tag and a starting cell tag, the browser inserts an entire
extra colum. That is,

  <tr>
    <td>stuff</td> <td>more stuff</td>
  </tr>

(note the space between</td> and <td> in the middle) ends up looking
like

   stuff | extra-column | more stuff

To make the mystery column disappear, I have to format the code like
this:

   <td>stuff</td><td>more stuff</td>

or use the <nowiki> tag (which is ok for my purposes).

It doesn't seem to mind spaces between rows, though. I guess its not a
big deal, but it did catch me by surprise.

-- Mark
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