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Wade MacMorrighan
 May 3, 08 - 5:20 PM |
Tables: Cell-Spacing Problem
Hey guys, I'm new to BraveNet free sites... Anyway, I'm working on my own, personal website [http://macmorrighan.bravehost.com/Occultique.html] when I recently ran into a problem I was hoping someone could help me with... I'm trying to add a section for a home-based apothecarey business by adding all of the formulas I've created over the years--and had given to me by friends--by organizing them and aligning them nice and neatly in a table. However, all seems well when I type the name, or title of each formula into the first row of cells. But, when I type the description into the second cell, it moves backwards towards the title--which is fine--but it doesn't stop until each word in any given title is only alotted he space of a single line. But, what *I* want to do is to make the first row the width of the longest title (taking up the space of only a single line of "text"), with the description taking up the bulk of any other space, and taking up as many "lines" as possible". Ya' know what I mean? I've posted a link to my page so you can see what the problem is. Basically, I want each row to look like the first one, for AC/DC Oil; but, as you can see, the first colum "shrank" so much that many of the titles for my formulas have been seperated at their natural breaks. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this? Take Care, Wade |
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Corwings
May 3rd, 2008 - 9:41 PM |
Re: Tables: Cell-Spacing Problem
Find the longest title, and replace the natural breaks with nonbreaking spaces: Instead of Cat's Knight Love use Cat's Knight Love This should revent the breaks. |
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