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Hi Everyone:

I have a problem Im hoping someone can help me with -

I have a site....

http://www.fantacymall.com

It was originally set up for two columns, but necessity requires a third column,
so I'm trying to adjust the code (html and a bit of JS)

I think I set it up for the third column, but it's not right ....

http://fantacymall.com/stoopid.html

I've been working on this problem so long, I cant see the forest anymore,
cause the trees are in the way....

Can anyone give me a hand here ??

PLEASE ??

I just can't seem to comprehend what I'm doing wrong -
I set it up the way I thought is should go, but, of course,
I was wrong....

I really need the space for another column of links - it's holding me up
from posting more stuff on my site....

I could really use some knowledge here -

I read everything I could, and cut and pasted code till my fingers were smoking
and the keyboard was hot, but......

Well, please take a look, if you can -

http://www.fantacymall.com/stoopid.html

I seem to have nested the third column information into the second column,
and I can't figure how to break out into a separate column....

Can anyone help me her e ??

Please ??

BP
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Use CSS for columns, not table elements. Table elements (table, td, tr, tbody, etc.) are for tabular data, not styling. I also have no clue what you're asking for help with. Visually, I see a navigation column area and a very very thin pink column. Where could you put a 3rd column without it running off of the pink part and being on the background?

It was originally set up for two columns, but necessity requires a third column,
so I'm trying to adjust the code (html and a bit of JS)

I think I set it up for the third column, but it's not right ....

You are dealing with tables on tables on tables here. And most likely you aren't going to win unless you reconstuct them all. Even then it might be tough.

CSS is definately the better way to go.

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