steve40 — Wed, 17 May 2006 06:37:30 +0000

The first thing I would is to make a separate style sheet, and get all that markup off my page. It will load a lot faster that way, besides that looks amateurish.

Just looking at the code, that looks like one long running column broken with a god-awful bunch of rows. To get anything on the same row, you are going to need another column.

You can make a nested group of 's the way it is - but it is going to screw up royally the rest of your page.

Well I looked again, I take back what I said. Basically that's the damndest mess I think I ever saw. You just need to start all over. And don't use a height attribute in tables, if you want to even come close to validation with your page. Height attributes are a no no.

CptAwesome — Fri, 12 May 2006 21:28:35 +0000

That is some seriously deep table embedding, the best I can tell is that you put the find a villa table one (or more) rows below the one it needs to be in.

I would install (if you don't have something very similar)
Notepad++ http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

and make sure it has the HTML Tidy extension, hopefully you'll be able to run the XHTML conversion under plugins (it keeps the tables, but cleans them up and tabs them) when the code is a little cleaner, maybe you'll see why it's happening.