HTML/CSS What is wrong with my html tables?

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The discussion revolves around issues with table formatting on a test website created using Dreamweaver. The primary problem is that the left column becomes distorted as the right column grows longer. A suggested solution is to use the <TD NOWRAP> attribute for the left column and to set a fixed width for the cell to maintain proper alignment. The user expresses frustration with Dreamweaver, noting that it complicates table management and leads to unexpected behavior, such as different <tr> elements appearing on the same horizontal line. Overall, the conversation highlights common challenges faced when using Dreamweaver for table layouts.
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My test website (I am using dreamweaver)http://members.lycos.co.uk/markrules/ is having some table problems. For some reason the longer the right column gets, the more distorted the left column gets, I recall using * a long time ago in the tables height, or something, anyone know what the problem is?
 
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What you should do is use <TD NOWRAP> for the left column. You can also fix the WIDTH of the cell.
 
grrr, stupid dreamweaver, its complicated my tables further, its a little more complicated, very screwed up tables

CRAP, its weird, I don't know how to explain it.
It has different <tr>'s on the same horizontal line, i don't get this crap lol, I hate dreamweaver sometimes
thanks tho
 
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