Use text-algin:right for table

Try the following code to align inner table (print) to right.

<TABLE width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="1">
<TR>
  <TD><H1>Header</H1></TD>
  <TD style="text-align:right">
    <TABLE><TR><TD>Print</TD></TR></TABLE>
  </TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>

In IE, that is straight forward -- I got "Print" to the right side. But, not Firefox.
According to http://bytes.com/forum/thread100308.html "The text-align property affects, by CSS specifications, the alignment of text lines inside the element. The inner table is a block element, so it is not affected.", that is make sense to me. However, it just give my style sheet more complication.

IE 8 beta 2

Just installed IE 8 beta 2. Before I installed it, I need to go through a whole bunches of windows update -- they were incredible huge.

The most obvious change I noticed is tabs. Better interface is always plus.

The long time most inconvenience feature in IE is open new URL by hitting "Ctrl+l".
In Firefox and Safari, the window focus move to address bar once "Ctrl+l" hit.
However, IE 8 still comes out a small pop up.
The problems are :
1) It covers up some page content.
2) This pop up can be fake by malicious site.
3) It has very short text field.
4) Unfortunately, when new page open, the url don't show in the address bar. Well, it's beta.

UPDATE :
IE 8 is going to have another beta and not going to release this year.

Headache on IE settings

I put a log in to the front page (http), but I put log in to a iframe (https) to make sure user always use https to log in and has less chance to be hacked.
But, I got "allow sub-frames to navigation across different domains".
I have main window and iframe all in the same domain, but just http and https difference. Why IE send up this warning by the default? It's getting annoying.