// #php — 2008-01-18
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21:03:22 Topic Is: Welcome to #PHP | 5.2.5, 4.4.8 released | PHP4 versions have ceased as of January 1st | Looking for a website dev. contact drexen or robert_
21:03:22 Set By: (paveway) on: Fri Jan 04 06:28:43 2008
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23:46:55 <milliato> how would you in the case of echo'ing tables tell the 2nd table not to line up beside the first one?
23:47:01 <milliato> echo "</table>";
23:47:11 <milliato> echo "<table width='100'>";
23:47:21 <milliato> this lines up side by side
23:49:02 <teranoid> Change the width, or use CSS to add a margin-left
23:49:44 <teranoid> echo '<table id="foo">'; and in CSS #foo { margin-left: 5px; }
23:52:57 <milliato> didnt fix it
23:53:12 <milliato> the table is still beside the other one
23:53:15 <milliato> it should be on a new line
23:54:25 <teranoid> Have an online example?
23:57:17 <milliato> http://img262.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tablesqt7.jpg
23:57:26 <milliato> does it in IE7 and firefox
23:59:12 <teranoid> I guess you could use a new <div> for that second table and in CSS {position: relative}
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