Basic HTML question 1

[josel]

Why doesn't

<table ...>
some stuff here
</table>
<table ....>
more stuff here
</table>

does not produce two tables side by side. Something line having a table with two columns. I am to show two individual tables side by side.

How can I do this?

thanks in advance;

josel If you have the knowledge, consult and educate those who need it! - Jose Lerebours

 

[tleish]

Try

=== START CODE EXAMPLE ===
[COLOR=008080]<TABLE ...>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TD>[/color]some stuff here[COLOR=008080]</TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TD>[/color]some stuff here[COLOR=008080]</TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TABLE>[/color]
=== END CODE EXAMPLE ===


or

=== START CODE EXAMPLE ===
[COLOR=008080]<TABLE ...>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TABLE ...>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TD>[/color]some stuff here[COLOR=008080]</TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TABLE>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TABLE ...>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]<TD>[/color]some stuff here[COLOR=008080]</TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TABLE>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TD>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TR>[/color]
[COLOR=008080]</TABLE>[/color]
=== END CODE EXAMPLE === - tleish

 

[josel]

Dude, thank you very much. The second example resembles exactly what I am looking for.

Truly appreciate your help!

josel If you have the knowledge, consult and educate those who need it! - Jose Lerebours