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  1. April 16th, 2008, 10:05 AM #1
    JACKWEBS
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    tr in wrong place?

    Hi
    I have a page that appears correctly in IE but in FF the top right appears incorrectly.
    The Home | Fixtures | Contact section appears to be one row down?
    ANy ideas why?
    I have run it through a validator and it doesn't seem to find a problem with the code.
    http://www.bighammercc.co.uk/averages.html
    Thanks
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  2. April 16th, 2008, 11:32 AM #2
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    Re: tr in wrong place?

    Wow, you have way too many tables in that code. You could easily get that same layout with one table.

    I don't believe that there are any problems with the tables. I think that your CSS mixed with the tables is causing this. Personally, I would switch to pure CSS instead of dealing with all those tables.
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  3. April 16th, 2008, 11:36 AM #3
    JACKWEBS
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    Re: tr in wrong place?

    yeah, I know it's the old fashioned way to do it but I copied it from a template!
    I found what it was though, there was a tag in there style='white-space: pre' that only FF was picking up
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