Thanks! That's perfect. Well, almost. Perfect would include generalization to more than just two columns ;)

When I first read your message, I kicked myself for not RTFM carefully. Then went back to the FM and couldn't find a reference to __ODD__. How odd! A quick search on CPAN brought enlightenment: { CPAN => 2.3, PPM => 1.8 } I'm going to have to start relying only on CPAN rather than using Active State for its convenience on windows.

Off to search for ways to load pod docs into the pretty html format...

Mike

In reply to Re: (dkubb) Re: (2) HTML::Template - Two columns? by mikeB
in thread HTML::Template - Two columns? by mikeB

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