Haven't checked this out, but that underlined <br/> you added, SirAGE, seems to be outside of any table cell.

What I think is, that the 1+ button has to go into the same table cell as the lines of text ('Attorneys, Legal Assistants and other'...). When you use a H tag for the text, there is no need for any <br/>, what comes after a line of header text will always place itself on the next line.

Using a H tag may lead to too much space before the next line appears, throwing the site design out of whack. That can be regulated
1. either by setting rules on the h4 tag, like padding-bottom: 3px; (number can be adjusted), but of course it will then affect ALL the h4 tags in the document/site.
2. or by using the <b></b> around the text that is now in h4. If it is done this way, a <br/> after the text will be necessary, though.

Per is on the right track with placing text and 1+ button in the same cell.

I have not checked which of the code suggestions is the best, but since Jim's suggestion validates, I'd try that.

So, my complete suggestion, without any H tags, would be, for the document body:


And then Jim's header code in the document head.

Thank you, Inger, for the clarifying summary!

To avoid a possible misunderstanding, though, I would just remove the initial <td> in your code, since the cell actually has a lot of content before that point

When I tested it earlier today with some regular text in lieu of the button, it all seemed to fit in quite nicely, even with the <h4> tags, just so long as I removed all the extra <br /> tags... May be different with actual button, though, so your points are well taken!

Not showing up at all...

Just tried it, not showing up.

Uh, wait, just checked and it shows up in Internet Explorer but not in Seamonkey.

Try this.

Still only renders in Internet Explorer, and outside the table to the right.

Are we getting into that old saying about "too many cooks spoil the soup"?

That one renders in both, but still outside the table to the right. Arghhh...

It will not be "outside the table to the right" if you place the G+1 code in the existing <td></td> cell, as Inger and I suggested in earlier posts!

And, yes there may be the problem with the number of cooks... (so I think I'll bow out now...)

You are right, Per, the initial <td> must be removed. I tested it with only that bit of text...

I also placed a small text instead of the button, and it worked fine.

I went back and got the code that's html compliant, so it renders in both browsers now, but it's still throwing the whole table out of whack if I include it in the text td