Spacing problem

That should work or if you need the link outside of the span try adding display:inline to the rightlink class.  You are getting the extra spacing because the link is treated as a block element.

Cd&

How would I interpret this to my code?

I want the display:inline function for all of my links.

.rightLink   { font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif; font-size: 8pt; color: #000000; text-decoration:
none; display:inline; }

Why wouldn't above work? or should I do this for .rightText?

-CompuTurk

That looks like it should work, but the display attribute can be funny sometimes.  It is possible you will have to apply it directly with:

<a class="rightLink" style="display:inline">  But it is a lot more work if you have to do it that way.

Cd&

ho ! COBOL is a master, i think up in chart topics, but his solution is the best. Use his last answers, it works fine, as all answers which gave on EE ;-).

Regards
Manu

COBOL, does your suggestion also work in Netscape?

For Nescrap and IE4 it is hit-and-miss.  They both tried to implement it but
it was bugie and inconsistent across minor version changes.  It is solid
in IE5+.  With Netscrap 6 I have not seen anything one or the other on it.

Cd&

Don't know if it matters but your <td> is top aligned for that one where the "May 2001" above it is not...

From you page:
<td width="100%" valign="top" colspan="2"><span class="rightTitle">May
            2001</span></td>

Jim S.

Time to close it out.  Answer supplied above. It is close to complete cross-browser, and there is nothing that can be done about defects in Netscrap.

Cd&

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I believe I answered.

Cd&

The answer provided did not solve my problem.  Instead I replaced the links with images.

I am sorry CD.  I have asked that this question to be deleted previously.

Thank you...
-CompuTurk

Rather than deleting this, since it contains excellent information, I'd recommend just moving this to the PAQ.  If you choose not to award points, I can refund them to you.  It is always a shame to lose excellent help by deletions.  Sometimes the correct answer is that everything you wish to do in a specific way may just not be possible.  Sometimes the correct answer is "it cannot be done" or "is not currently supported in that environment".  

Listening further.
Moondancer
Community Support Moderator @ Experts Exchange

I have no problem with zero PAQing, delete would not be good.

CompuTurk, it would be nice if you responded a little more quickly, when experts make comments.

Cd&