Hi,
I would never suggest using tables in this way but it should work anyway. I tried it on my own site, using floated divs to mimic a table and I couldn't get it work there either. What I used was this:
<div style="float: left; width: 31%;">
<div class="myslides">
<img alt="" height="58" src="/Data/Sites/1/logos/mojofacethumb.jpg" width="49" />
<img alt="" height="70" src="/Data/Sites/1/logos/mojoguidetogalaxy.png" width="70" />
<img alt="" height="70" src="/Data/Sites/1/logos/mojomoonprint.jpg" width="70" />
</div>
</div>
<div style="width: 31%;float: left;">td2</div>
<div style="width: 31%;float: left;">td3</div>
I found the cause for it not working to be the way mojo sets up the slideshow. It is expecting the myslides div to be a direct child of the #divContent div.
$('#ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_divContent > div.myslides').cycle({fx:'fade,curtainX,turnUp,slideY,zoom,pinch,scrollRight',speed:1000,timeout:3000,next:'#ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_divContent > div.myslides'});
If this is changed to:
$('#ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_divContent div.myslides').cycle({fx:'fade,curtainX,turnUp,slideY,zoom,pinch,scrollRight',speed:1000,timeout:3000,next:'#ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_divContent div.myslides'});
it should work but Joe A. will have to do that and he may have a reason for setting it up the way it is.
Thanks,
Joe D.