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Old Jan 11th, 2007, 10:07 AM   #2
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Tables, by their very nature, have an equal number of cells in each row, and an equal number of cells in each column. To pervert this you need to use the rowspan and colspan attributes of a cell. The sum of the number of cells, whether they are individual or part of a span, still needs to be the same for each row and each column. In other words, you need to define a good table, then remove cell walls, not add or remove cells. Have a look an an HTML tutorial.
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