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I try to modify my default header a little bit. PHP is something new fo me so I try a lot. In several templates (.tmpl) I see the use of $tbopen and $tbclose.
What I have to do if I like to use them in the header include ?
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I type Like navaho
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I'm not sure how easy it would be - those files are called before the table wrappers are setup. But you can use them in the ubbt_header.tmpl file - so you could do it in the templates. 
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Deja vu I was wondering about this myself last night. Will watch this thread with interest
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This works for me:
<?
$html = new html;
list($tbopen,$tbclose) = $html -> table_wrapper();
//Your code here
?>
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That's exactly how I use the table wrappers around my logo
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