Hi Ron,
Sorry for delay, these weeks I'm out of home for business and bring only a Pad
(Then no "Power tools" available to see inside your page to view problem)
Today I see the problem, your idea to replace NOAA box was great, but you haven't used
correct table syntax, when we want to work with tabular data for formatting aligned
columns, we have to do a table structure, as this:
<table> <!-- That line indicate begining of a table -->
<col width="999px /> <!-- See comment below -->
<tr> <!-- that is begin of a row -->
<td>....</td> <!-- That is a column, row could have many column -->
</tr> <!-- Row end indicator -->
</table> <!-- Table end indicator -->
As you see in red, you simply forget to use TABLE begin and end tags.
Also a little thing to know, you see in green a column definition used frequently
in tables. This tag define column formatting, begining with first one. In this example,
I just define width of first column to "push" second column at a fixed position by
specifying that the first column have a fixed width, whatever size of text is in it.
(And as last column has nothing special, I don't have to include a 2nd COL line)
Then, as you see, a pretty simple correction to do!
Regards,
Jacques
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