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I am new to this forum and am not even sure this is the correct place to put this, so would like feedback if I need to put this somewhere else. I have an HTML file I created to make a computation portable to any browser back when I was programming in c about 2000. I wrote the calculation in JavaScript and used HTML TR and TD tags to process input and output. I am learning about node.js and suspect that I can put the JavaScript code in a javaScript file and keep the HTML TR and TD tags as they are. Given this, please advise as to what I need to focus on in node.js to make this happen. I expect to know the entire node.js system eventually, but am looking to have results sooner than later and perhaps write an article about the process for others who have a similar starting point. Thanks in advance, Roy

Hello, I'm kind of dealing with an issue and I have no idea how to solve this...hoping someone would. I'm making a pdf report with HTML, doing this because it will allow the report generation to be automated. In any case, I'm only able to use HTML - no CSS. So please don't provide solutions in CSS, cause I have read them all and unfortunately, the system we use to automate does not recognise CSS. So here is the problem. I have a table set-up in on the pdf page so it looks like this: Column 1 (25%) Column 2 (75%) [picture] cell with picture and text text cell with picture and text cell with picture and text footer text footer cell with picture and text I have set this up with a range of tables within tables (if there are suggestions on how to do this better with ONLY HTML would love to hear them?!) The problem I'd like to make sure the footer parts in each of the columns are always at the bottom of the column whilst the rest should be aligned at the top. As of now, I've used multiple <br> to create breaks there and I was wondering if there is a better way to do this? Thanks for reading! Hope you know of a solution!

25 book chapters, with a common nav table in ssi that sets a 1-px border for <td>. Everything works. Now I want a timeline table without borders, (or border: 0px;) below the nav table. Seems trivial; the first 75 'obvious' approaches have not worked. I get borders everywhere or nowhere. It is inelegant to write <td class="no-border"> for each entry in the borderless table (500 times). Surely there's a better way? See the 2 misbehaving tables athttp://electromontis.net/evoligion/_G/Tim.shtml#Ti and, e.g., PALEOLITHIC. The first wants borders, the second does not. What have I overlooked?

Hey guys, I can't figure out why my top image on my table isn't working right. The bottom border won't show up and the image is clearly readjusting to something because the quality is awful when I put it into my coding, but it's fine on photobucket. I've adjusted the whole table size, the tr size, the td size, the padding and the margin on absolutely everything. I can't figure it out. Please help! Page i'm struggling with: audreyholmesmusic.webs.com/testhome.htm Let me know if 'view source' doesnt work and you need the code.