You can use center inside a table, depending on your browser. Most browser's will accept it, I think it may not even hinder standard compliance with w3c.

The problem you have will have to simply be solved by makeing new columns. One picture per column. If you try centering an element, it will whore up every thing to the right side of it in most browsers. so each image will be in a new table data cell. Make sence? (Rubah did this in her example)

If you are using tables for layouts, and this will futz up your page, just use the colspan = (number, however many columns you want your cell to span) propterty.

Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Unne
If you're using tables to try to align images as part of a site's layout, consider using CSS instead. This is what CSS is designed for. Table width (for example) is often not strictly observed by all browsers, but only taken as a suggestion. CSS also has the advantage that everything doesn't have to fit into same-sized rows and columns
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