great looking in Firefox, not so much in IE

[purefan]

Hello and Happy holidays!
I have this page that simulates a chess board (http://purefan.xennos.com/ajedrez/biblio/Board/board.html) and it looks great in firefox (the table, the left 'panel' aligned with the rest and like all leveled) but in IE it doesnt look like it, even the small text looks like I set a lot of line breaks (which I didnt).
I am not using exactly a CSS but a style section in the html page:
<style type="text/css">
td{
height:35px;
width:35px;
vertical-align: middle;
}
td.Name{
vertical-align:top;width:75px;
}

</style>
I think you will understand better what I mean if you take a look at the page...
there are also a couple of more details, like the text underneath "Log", on the right 'panel' is on the left side (it is a textarea) but I set it explicitely <center>...

Any hint, comment or suggestion is greatly appreciated!

warm regards

[ray326]

You could try using &nbsp; instead of spaces between the words.

[purefan]

well since all the data is going to be sent to a database and at any time it can be requested as a PGN (portable Game Notation) file so chess software can understand it Im afraid I have to insist in leaving it as a simple space.
Yet, im not so sure in what way it could help me switching to the space code instead of the space itself.
Happy Holidays Ray! :)

[ray326]

That's not just a space code, it's a non-breaking space code.