lucy24 - 3:18 am on Jan 2, 2013 (gmt 0)

Probably. But for future reference:

{table-layout: fixed;}

is a CSS term. It doesn't mean "use some specific number". It means that the table layout is based on something other than cell content. This can be a huge time-saver if you've got a long table, because the browser doesn't have to load up the whole thing and only then figure out how wide each column should be. Instead it looks only at the columns, if any, and then at the very first row. So if you want one column to take up only 20% of the table width it will do so, even if some of its cells contain huge amounts of information.

OK, now. You don't have a table. You have three columns of stuff, and you want the middle stuff to be exactly centered. The two basic approaches are

#1 set three divs to {display: inline-block;} with a max-width on each
or
#2 set the right and left bits to float right and left. The html has to be assembled in the order "left, right, middle"

:: wandering off to play with CSS ::