Comment from Mike Smullin
Very nice. Thanks for clearing this up with a few simple examples. [..] Currently you can only achieve this effect in all browsers with tables--but it's different now in XHTML 1.0 Strict than it was in...
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I'm glad I found your page. I tried using HTML to set alignment for a column instead of CSS. It made no difference in IE - worked either way. But it still doesn't work in Mozilla, not even Moz 1.7...
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to Update. I'm glad you thanks for the translation.Your article is one of the best on this subject.I added some examples to first part(Visitors askes me for that). I'll be happy if you find them...
View ArticleComment from Jonathan Snook
To clarify, specifying a width (of any length) in Mozilla or Opera will not expand the width of the table to 100% of its container like it does in IE. Relative widths (using the asterisk notation) is...
View ArticleComment from Eugene T.S. Wong
I noticed that you said that relative sizing doesn't work in Opera, then you said that "it collapsed to the smallest area required to fill the cells — the expected behaviour.". What is "it"?...
View ArticleComment from Mike Smullin
Very nice. Thanks for clearing this up with a few simple examples. [..] Currently you can only achieve this effect in all browsers with tables--but it's different now in XHTML 1.0 Strict than it was in...
View ArticleComment from Susanna
I'm glad I found your page. I tried using HTML to set alignment for a column instead of CSS. It made no difference in IE - worked either way. But it still doesn't work in Mozilla, not even Moz 1.7...
View ArticleComment from akella
to Update. I'm glad you thanks for the translation.Your article is one of the best on this subject.I added some examples to first part(Visitors askes me for that). I'll be happy if you find them...
View ArticleComment from Jonathan Snook
To clarify, specifying a width (of any length) in Mozilla or Opera will not expand the width of the table to 100% of its container like it does in IE. Relative widths (using the asterisk notation) is...
View ArticleComment from Eugene T.S. Wong
I noticed that you said that relative sizing doesn't work in Opera, then you said that "it collapsed to the smallest area required to fill the cells $this->normalizeEntities16bit("8212") the...
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