[Potato-VS-]

Okay, potato has a programming issue... Im currently trying to revamp ASF's main webpages by adding a couple of features (like a register feature etc - if you join the site you can access the forums chat room and so forth) but I have hit a block. I use to have this problem with other sites that I made though I dont know how or if I ever fixed them. Basically Im trying to make it so the body tables will fit nicely into the space provided - they have about a 6 pixel space (3 on each side) to fit into and yet they dont want top fit... Okay, confused? Well heres a link to the webpage. I cant figure out how to fix this problem... If your thinking of helping check the source (view -> source) and it should be marked like this:

<!-- **************************************************** -->

<!-- BODY CODE STARTS HERE --- BODY CODE STARTS HERE --- BODY CODE STARTS HERE --- BODY CODE STARTS HERE -->

http://www.americanspecialforces.orcish-design.net/index.php

Its about a quarter of the way down the page.
Thanks for any help,
<TVB>Potato

[SpeCies]

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[FingerDemon]

I may not have understood the issue, but it looks like you have one Table Data field with all your links in it with hardcoded spaces between them. You might try creating a table data tag for each link. I think you can center the data in each data tag, so you should have greater control over the layout. I find in HTML (and even in Word documents) using tables to control the position on the page is the only reliable way I have found. Browser incompatibilities and other crap make some layouts look wacky, but they all understand tables.

Hope that helps.

FingerDemon