If I'm reading your diagram correctly (and I'm not sure I am), removing the parentheses from your triTable definition seems to work for me. Rendered, it looks liks 1 2 3 I'm not sure if your intention is that the 3 should be centered, but if so, obviously that doesn't work. Prelude Text.Html> let triTable a1 a2 b = table << a1 a2 <-> b Prelude Text.Html> triTable (toHtml $ "1") (toHtml $ "2") (toHtml $ "3") <TR> <TABLE COLSPAN = "2"> 1 </TABLE> </TR> <TR> 2 3 </TR> Is that what you're going for? On Jun 20, 2011, at 3:26 PM, Tom Murphy wrote:

On 6/20/11, David McBride wrote:

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I think you have it backwards. <-> is above and is beside.

No, I think is above: (http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/xhtml/3000.2.0.1/doc/html/src/Te...)

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triTable a1 a2 b = table << a1 `above` a2 `beside` b

seems to work for me, but you can add parenthesis around the a's to make it more clear.

For some reason, it's not working for me. The input: triTable (toHtml $ "1") (toHtml $ "2") (toHtml $ "3")

results in: "

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Thanks, Tom

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On 6/20/11, David McBride wrote:

Oh yeah I forgot to mention, there are no tds being generated. I manually added them to my code and forgot. Change your code to this:

triTable a1 a2 b = table << td a1 `above` td a2 `beside` td b

I assume it doesn't add them automatically because there are attributes you might want to add to your tds.

THIS is what I was missing. Works beautifully now. Thank you! Tom