Posted by Martin Jay on 08/28/07 00:36

On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 12:30:34 -0700, Mtmartin71
<mtmartin71@hotmail.com> wrote:

>For the following web site:
>
>www.thedukestreetkings.com
>
>I am having an issue where the text in the index page (table is
>justifying to the left no matter what I try). The problem does not
>occur when viewing this with Mozilla Firefox and the text covers the
>table appopriately. Looking for any help to see if it's something
>within the HTML. Here is the source for the page in question:

Presumably the problem is that the text appears as a narrow column in
the left side of the table?

Here's the pesky culprit. The table cell which contains the text is
given a width of 140 in the HTML. Simple remove it.

<td colspan="5" bgcolor="#333333" valign="middle" width="140">

becomes:

<td colspan="5" bgcolor="#333333" valign="middle">
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Martin Jay

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