Does that mean you've spotted your style should be a class?

We all have those moments...

I think it'll be the browser version, not the version of windows, which is causing you problems. That is, IE5 or 5.5 on the 98 machine, and 6 on the XP machine?

There's no real reason why it...

tbody is for grouping td tags.



so in a data table, your column headings would be in a thead tag, the main body of the td cells in a tbody, and the footer info in a tfoot tag. Or something like...

lol no problem ;)

it validates in xhtml 1.0 strict.

Also http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/tables/tbody.html
It refers to needing 'one or more' tbody elements in a table.

So I guess you can.

edit: see...

I think:
<thead> is all the column headings, i.e. the first row of most tables
<tbody> is the data under those headings

so technically if you need two tbodies then you must have changed column...