HTML/CSS trick? < td >2 wraps *below* < td >1?
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On my media pages (news releases etc.), for some reason, rather than divs, the content is rendered as a table, so the article is in the left table cell and the index to other articles is in the table cell to its right.
I'm adapting our site to work in both desktop browsers and mobile browsers, so I really want the right cell to wrap as if it's a row. (this would be trivial if they were divs, set up as float left). But I don't want to try to rejig the whole page, it'll be more effort than I have time for.
Anyone know if it's possible to get a second table cell to wrap below a first table cell?
I'm adapting our site to work in both desktop browsers and mobile browsers, so I really want the right cell to wrap as if it's a row. (this would be trivial if they were divs, set up as float left). But I don't want to try to rejig the whole page, it'll be more effort than I have time for.
Anyone know if it's possible to get a second table cell to wrap below a first table cell?
