Any HTML Guru's available to look at this code?

Problem:

Main site index file (a weblog) is a table layout with just two columns.
Left (grey) column, and main blog blog (white) right column.

Essentially the same index code is used on the same site for a separate
photoblog.

The alignment between the two cells of the main table aren't the same
between the two pages. In the main site index page, the margins of the blog
content in the white side of the table don't come close to the split between
the two table cells. This is best seen in the alignment differences between
the yellow-background date lines.

KEEP IN MIND: The background graphic creates the false-colored table cells
grey/white...so pay no attention to that for actual HTML measurements.

ACK! I've just spent about 3 hours looking this over again and again...no
avail. I'm guessing I'm overlooking something really stupid...can anyone
help?

Main site: http://www.blueroomlounge.com/index.php (note the blog margin
nowhere near the actual split)
Photoblog: http://www.blueroomlounge.com/index.html (lines up nicely; date
bar and <hr> line are evenly split and line up well to the cell borders)

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Problem:

Main site index file (a weblog) is a table layout with just two columns.
Left (grey) column, and main blog blog (white) right column.

Essentially the same index code is used on the same site for a separate
photoblog.

The alignment between the two cells of the main table aren't the same
between the two pages. In the main site index page, the margins of the blog
content in the white side of the table don't come close to the split between
the two table cells. This is best seen in the alignment differences between
the yellow-background date lines.

KEEP IN MIND: The background graphic creates the false-colored table cells
grey/white...so pay no attention to that for actual HTML measurements.

ACK! I've just spent about 3 hours looking this over again and again...no
avail. I'm guessing I'm overlooking something really stupid...can anyone
help?

Main site: http://www.blueroomlounge.com/index.php (note the blog margin
nowhere near the actual split)
Photoblog: http://www.blueroomlounge.com/index.html (lines up nicely; date
bar and <hr> line are evenly split and line up well to the cell borders)

Perhaps you should fix the 146 mark-up errors first:

http://tinyurl.com/4l55e

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BAF wrote:

Problem:

Main site index file (a weblog) is a table layout with just two columns.
Left (grey) column, and main blog blog (white) right column.

Essentially the same index code is used on the same site for a separate
photoblog.

The alignment between the two cells of the main table aren't the same
between the two pages. In the main site index page, the margins of the blog
content in the white side of the table don't come close to the split between
the two table cells. This is best seen in the alignment differences between
the yellow-background date lines.

KEEP IN MIND: The background graphic creates the false-colored table cells
grey/white...so pay no attention to that for actual HTML measurements.

ACK! I've just spent about 3 hours looking this over again and again...no
avail. I'm guessing I'm overlooking something really stupid...can anyone
help?

Main site: http://www.blueroomlounge.com/index.php (note the blog margin
nowhere near the actual split)
Photoblog: http://www.blueroomlounge.com/index.html (lines up nicely; date
bar and <hr> line are evenly split and line up well to the cell borders)

You MUST validate your code. Nobody will help you until you've at least
tried to help yourself.

use this:

http://validator.w3.org/


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