Hmm. That smacks of a closing table tag having gone astray in some fashion. How strange.
I think last time I looked the mess of heavily nested tables worked fine in all of Gecko, Webkit and IE. What browser is that you're using? (Your screenshots don't contain window titles...) If I could reproduce the behaviour I might try to investigate it.
I tried installing Opera on my Debian machine, but it segfaulted as soon as I ran it. However, I was able to reproduce the problem in IE, and tracked it down to a missing > which I've fixed. Better now?
Not enough to bother installing someone else's .deb, especially now I seem to have fixed the immediate problem. I might give it another try once Debian have put out another release, whenever that might be. But thanks anyway.
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I think last time I looked the mess of heavily nested tables worked fine in all of Gecko, Webkit and IE. What browser is that you're using? (Your screenshots don't contain window titles...) If I could reproduce the behaviour I might try to investigate it.
>which I've fixed. Better now?yes, seems to be better :)
opera-staticfrom deb.opera.com (http://deb.opera.com/), if you still care about running it..deb, especially now I seem to have fixed the immediate problem. I might give it another try once Debian have put out another release, whenever that might be. But thanks anyway.