First, let me qualify this by saying my manager comes from
the print world, so she's not all that familiar with how user
settings (browser sizes, screen resolutions etc) affect how a page
looks. Believe me, we've had several "discussions" about why
something looks different in print than it does online.
Now here's the issue:
I have 2 tables, one located directly under the other, one
with 5 rows, each row with 5 cells, and there is a border around
the table. The table under it has one row with 4 cells, but no
border. All text is left-justified and must remain that way.
However, the text in the far right cell of the second table does
not line up with the right edge of the first table. By past
experience, I can almost guarantee she'll have a problem with the
text not lining up on the right. There are 2 lines of text in the
cell, one longer than the other, so right-justifying the text in
that cell won't work since the alignment on the left will be off,
which will also drive her nuts.
Does anyone have an idea as to how I can get the text in that
last cell to line up against that right edge without
right-justifying it?
Thanks