How do I stack tables on a web page so 2nd one doesn't move?

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Is there any way of stacking two different sized tables on top of each other on a web page without the second one moving down the page when I add text? I have a video contained with a table on top that is 540 pixels wide. It stays in the upper right corner. I am trying to put a smaller 210 wide table directly below it...also to the right...but when I add new text to the top of the page, it moves down the page with the text. To see what I mean, go to www.sacsports.net. The "staff box" is slowly migrating downward as I add new news items to the top. I want it to stay right below the video. I've tried every which way to do this and am out of ideas.

2010-06-20T22:22:10Z

Not much help Keith B....thumbs down...

Wenrich · Accepted Answer

The answer is yes, there is a way. It's called CSS or Cascading Style Sheets for long. A very diverse language that allows you to manipulate many objects, even audio and video. Try looking up something called a

tag in css. This will be of major help.

SeeYouLater_Zee · Answer

Your website does not contain valid HTML, sorry.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sacsports.net%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0

One option would be to rewrite the site with CSS, another option is nested tables.
1) move the whole block under the video table (ugly), place the whole news block into the left td cell, staff table into the right td cell, there will be an empty block on the right below the staff table

2) or prepare the table where the part of the news is in the left cell,  video in the right cell, there will be an empty block on the right only extending the height of the video table, the rest of the news is in a separate table below the first table in the left td cell, the right td cell contains the staff, there is an empty block on the right below the stuff table

Keith B · Answer

Why don't you try to learn css, or relearn html.

How do I stack tables on a web page so 2nd one doesn't move?

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