Er... it does it that way because it <italic> is </italic> better...total control, in yr hands, y'know?
- "Oops! I've joined a club that'll have me as a member?" -
Beware that all of your careful spacing can be turned to crud if the user changes the font size settings in their browser. You will also notice a distinct diference in your design between different platforms and browsers.
CSS gives you the most control.
You may also want to create s split cell to handle the info that needs to sit side by side.
If the two items are graphics, consider creating a 1x1 pixel transparent GIF that you can size to the proper width to separate the items.
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