Hi, I have 2 different types of table in my HTML file that have different properties such as background colour, size etc.

Is there a way to get my CSS file to handle each table separately so that the necessary properties can be applied to each individual table.

Also, I am having trouble when trying to apply properties to my text. If I call the standard text by the tag <h6> then it appears with the correct margins inside the table. However, the font is incorrect for some reason. If i rename the tags to <text6> then I get the font I want but lose the ability to set the text a distance from the table edges.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Yes, CSS can handle the tables seperately. To answer your problem, need a link, preferably, or the code.

Think I have fixed the second problem.

The table thing still isnt working. I have two tables in my html file that at the moment have no ID. If I give them both separate ID's, such as 'info' and 'cost' (using <table id="info"> and <table id="cost">) then shouldn't I be able to make reference to them using #cost and #info in my CSS file? This doesnt seem to be working though.

Yep, should work. Which browser are you viewing this in? Does it work in Firefox or Opera? External stylesheet or inline styling? What are you trying to style?

If styling the table isn't working, you can certainly style <td>s and <tr>s--drawback is having to apply the style multiple times. Still, you could do something with multiple classes...