It's a bother to find that the Validator at W3.org points out 137 errors in your code. Better still, it's deprecated code that now belongs in a stylesheet commonly named style.css and excess code needs removed from every, single page. Not this time, not yet at least.

O'kay. this is actually where a piece of code is getting shown off,
It was referenced in Taking out code that may be alienating Google The point to this was not modifying the table structure at all but adding a Google skyscraper directly to the right of the current design.

In the stylesheet, it should read something like this:

.google_ad {
position: absolute;
top: 60px;
left: 620px;
}

And now the page code:


And now the reason this was titled Fighting CSS, this is what the code really is, to position a Google banner on a site that has inline and HEAD styles, but no CSS:


Why use the text area for demonstration code? If you copy the code from there, it won't cause format conflicts that might happen if the site's style were applied to it. Go ahead, grab that!