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.

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

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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.

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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

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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.

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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/ )

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

http://pastebin.ca/764625