: Adding #tableB td { float: left; } will give you the desired effect in current browsers (IE8+, Chrome, Firefox etc). However this does not work in IE7. You can see an approach offered for

Adding #tableB td { float: left; } will give you the desired effect in current browsers (IE8+, Chrome, Firefox etc). However this does not work in IE7.

You can see an approach offered for dealing with floating td's in conjunction with IE7: stackoverflow.com/questions/1018125/ie7-how-to-make-td-float.
Note that the above suggested workaround uses invalid markup to achieve what I believe you're looking to do.

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