Actually, I still have a problem, and I'm wondering if anybody could help. Take a look at this page of my website, it has an example of this form:
http://vindaloo.web44.net/tour.php?d...84&t=2&tour=23
If you post a review or comments, the page will refresh and you'll see them. Here's my question.
The main contents of that page, namely the Date, Location, Venue, Support, Setlist, Notes, and Reviews section are all in a 2-column table. The table width is 700px, I think. I set the width of the left column to be 14% of the total. For the couple elements in left columns that are wider (such as the light-blue "----------------------------------" that you'll see) I tell it that colspan=2. Fine, it works.
And, per my above posts, now if you post a review and use line breaks and things like that, they will stay there. But here's the problem. If you DON'T use line breaks, and you type a lot, your whole comment will just stay on one line, and for some reason, it will dramatically increase the width of my table. For example, if you typed this as a review:
"Words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words words " etc, then it won't recognize a table boundary and cut to a new line. Rather, the table extends itself to the right, therefore also increasing the width of the left-column (because it's just 14% of whatever the total width is) and just giving the page a horizontal scrollbar which I hate.
How can I make it so that when the contents of a review reach the end of the 700px table, it essentially uses 'word wrap'? You can see in the Notes: section on that same page that this happens there. The text "these notes are for debugging" were all printed on one line, and when it reaches the end of the table, it wraps around.
Any ideas?
Thanks