The quickest way to 'nudge' something over is to use the html for a space.
If you add a couple of these to the right of a picture URL or text, it will move it left
Add them before the text or picture URL and it will move the other way
(because you are centering everything including the space)
I believe the reason for the limit is loading times (especially from the cloud)
@patrick did mention he would consider a sort of switch to increase the limit if you were prepared to accept slow loading times. (Not sure if that was agreed to though)
Up to now, my tiles have not come close to the 1024 limit, but your table formatting may be too much.
BTW, if you reach the limit a message will be displayed on the tile and in the logs
Like this..
I realise he must be conscious though of the load on the cloud servers
Realistically, I can live without table formatting. It would be nice, and I think looks a lot cleaner, but it certainly is not a deal breaker!
I can see their side of this. You know as soon as they increase it, someone will try to make a 30 tile dashboard with 4000 char each and complain that it loads slowly.
You should be able to cut that down, to the best of my knowledge the closing tags </th>, </tr> and</td> are no longer required in modern browsers. In the above example I think that would save you 60 characters.
I looked it up, you are right. The closing tags are listed as optional in the W3C spec. So it is technically valid for HTML4/5, but is not valid for XHTML.
Sorry, I'm new to user created devices and apps on Hubitat, with ST they wouldn't work local. Will they work local on Hubitat as long as your not pulling weather data remotely or other images via URLs?