... godfear1 ...

Pretty, but I tend to avoid tables.
After much argueing, testing, re-arguing and re-testing, I came to agree with the many CSS lovers out there, "tables just don't do it".
CSS blocks have to many advantages ove Tables in regards to lighter code and Accessability...
That said, Tables still holds some advantages (e.g. multiple columns or ratio heights)...
PLus yours was damned pretty!

... Rhyan ...
Your English was fine!
Scalability is achievable... just takes a bit of practice and some time to learn new logic.
As much as I adore CSS, I have no idea what the developers were on when they came up with NNN means XXX should happen... some of it is a little strange at first when something doesn't do what you thought.

Try setting font-size: 62.5%; in HTML, then setting font-size: 1em; in BODY in your CSS file... that should equate to being around 10px in most if not all browsers.
that makes it damned easy to make things scalable, and not just text!
you can allocated heights and widths in em's too.... as well as margins or positions.... (position: absolute; top: 2.5em; left: 5em means 25px from the top and 50px from the left... as the text-size is increased in the browser, so will the spacing!

also works for images! just set an id or class for your image, then in the CSS allocate dimensions in em's... whatch it change according to browser text-size!

Go on, have a play - see what you can do