How to prevent HTML tables from becoming too wide, Example 1

This document demonstrates the problems that can occur when data tables have content that does not fit within the table's given width. For more information, please read the article How to prevent HTML tables from becoming too wide.

Company data

Name	Location	Employees	Website
Company 1	Europe	10 000	The_very_very_very_long_company_website_URL_goes_here
Company 2	Europe	10 000	This_company's_website_also_has_a_very_long_and_awkward_URL

Some secondary content

This text is just here to show what happens when the table's content forces it to become wider than the design can handle.

The following CSS is used for the table on this page:

1. table {
2. width:100%;
3. border:1px solid #f00;
4. }

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