I'd like to use the Tr and td functions to produce the following html - 
<tr>

<td width="15%"><font color="888888"><strong>Tab Type</strong></font><
+/td>

<td width="40%"><font color="ffffff">Song</font></td>

<td width="25%"><font color="888888">Tabbed by</font></td>

<td width="20%"><font color="ffffff" <center>Selections</center></td>

</tr>

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but i cant figure out how to get the td function to produce different widths.
The code below generates td tags with all widths = 25% 
Td({width=>'25%'},$col[0],$col[1],$col[2],$col[3])

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...can it be done, because Idd like to leave the days off spitting out lines of ugly html behind me; and is there a good tutorial or resourse anywhere that might help me to better understand the use of cgi.pm with respect to formatting my html.

In reply to THe td and Tr functions of CGI.pm by Baz

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