So you're just trying to create a blank line between Client / solicitor
and Client / accountant ?
Two ways to do that I'd say:
use two <br /> elements (i.e. Client / solicitor<br /><br />Client /
accountant
or two paragraphs:
<p>Client / solicitor</p>
<p>Client / accountant</p>
The latter creates two block level elements that you can style with
extra padding or whatever.
HTH
Phil.
On 23/11/2011 11:25, Grant Bailey wrote:
Hello,
I would be grateful if someone could help with this, as I'm not a tables expert.
I want to separate two separate entries in the one cell, to indicate
alterntatives. Like this (see picture):
The coding for this part of the table looks like this:
<td class="Table_Text">Client / solicitor<br>Client / accountant</td>
<td class="Table_Text">Bad advice</td>
<td class="Table_Text">Economic loss</td></tr>
Unfortunately, I have not been able to style the left-most cell so that it looks
like the picture attached. I tried to style the<br> using the line-height
property but this only worked in Google Chrome.
If anyone could offer hints I would be grateful.
Thank you and kind regards,
Grant Bailey
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