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I've got a (probably) simple html problem...

So, there are two tables (Last.fm widgets), standing one beneath the other...
How do I make them stand one next to other instead?

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If you can access them separately, put them in two different < div > tags. If you can't, use javascript to split them or something.

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0">
<tr>
<td>${table1}</td>
<td>${table2}</td>
</tr>
</table>

quote:

Originally posted by noikeee If you can access them separately, put them in two different < div > tags.

Not working...

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Originally posted by SimFox3 <table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"> <tr> <td>${table1}</td> <td>${table2}</td> </tr> </table>

That makes things quite messy since the codes for those tables themselves are rather... Advanced.
They end with < /a >< /td >< /tr >< /table >< /td >< /tr >< /table >, it it's of any help.

You could use css to float one of the tables. I would do what SimFox said though.

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Originally posted by Gauss Not working...

From what i remember, divs are pretty versatile, probably CSS can be used to give them fixed places in the website. There are a shitload of different CSS attributes for divs, there must be a combination that allows it like you want it.

I think this might work:

Table with one row, 2 columns.

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hope it helps

Urgh it read it as html

never mind

quote:

Originally posted by noikeee From what i remember, divs are pretty versatile, probably CSS can be used to give them fixed places in the website. There are a shitload of different CSS attributes for divs, there must be a combination that allows it like you want it.

<table style="float: left"> - just add that to the first <table> and it should work.

quote:

Originally posted by Lira <table style="float: left"> - just add that to the first <table> and it should work.

Not working either.

As for answers concerning CSS, I'm a noob for that stuff, so...

put the code in a pastebin or something so we can see ( http://pastebin.ca/ )

Here it is, that's one table (out of two):

http://pastebin.ca/764625

Here's the second table:

http://pastebin.ca/764959

Now, can you write a code to make it stand next to the first one?

Ah, makes sense now. Hold on, I'll do that in a minute

Still not working, but I think the reason why is because it's within another, even bigger code (Flash layout for MySpace).
Oh well, big thanks for trying anyway.

How can someone loathe beaches?!

quote:

Originally posted by Gauss MySpace

this in lies your problem.

yup. there should be a warning when posting html on myspace, because sometimes you don't see what you want to get.

quote:

Originally posted by noikeee How can someone loathe beaches?!

This is one of the things that makes me feel eccentric

Of course I don't hate beaches themselves. I would just be really annoyed to be there, even though everyone else seems to think there's no better place to be.

I mean.... I grew up thousands of kilometres away from the nearest beach, it shouldn't be surprising to find out that I've got better things to do living that far from the shore

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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch yup. there should be a warning when posting html on myspace, because sometimes you don't see what you want to get.

that and css. css is gimped to all hell on myspace.

I can't believe Maz went through all that trouble posting code for such a simple problem.

OP: Learn CSS and its proper implementation and the answer will be obvious.

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Originally posted by Turbonium I can't believe Maz went through all that trouble posting code for such a simple problem. OP: Learn CSS and its proper implementation and the answer will be obvious.

not when your coding for myspace.

What happened when you pasted that code into myspace? Tables should be really straightforward, I don't see how you could achieve a different result

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Originally posted by Turbonium I can't believe Maz went through all that trouble posting code for such a simple problem.

Actually, all I did was:

<table>
<tr>
<td>
[First table]
</td>
<td>
[Second Table]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

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