Outside of some precise css absolute positioning, I I think in this particular case you'd be better off with creating images for the cords...

Use a fixed font, such as Courier, and use rather than tabs. Keep line lengths short, and offer a PDF version as well, so you can have more control.

On the music sites we do, we prefer PDF or Word for chord sheets for exactly the same reason - we NEED to know how it will look on the users screen.

HTH,

Pete.

I found that using "Courier" font still did not align the chords with the words. So I thought I'd try something else. I created a "text document" in my cpanel, and typed out the words and guitar chords in there. Then I placed a link under the song to view the words and guitar chords. That seems to work fine. I also tried to create "tables" but that ended up a mess - and simply didn't work. For now, I'll just have the link at the end of each song, to the text document.

Thanks for your input.

Bless Ya!

-Michelle

Put it in a pre tag. And make sure your sources are mono spaced to when positioned. That is the only way to get it to work right on all browers/systems.