Macintosh problem?
Hello,
I have having a problem with creating evenly sized cells on one of the tables on my webpage. The problem only seems to show up on a Mac platform with IE browser.
Anyone have a clue as to why the right cell is larger than the other ones? I have made sure that all the cells that have content are set to 33%.
My computer configuration is:
-Mac OS 9
-IE 5
-1024x768
The address for the page in question is:
http://cobaltproofs.vcn.com/vcn/htm/wireless.htm
BTW.. I am aware that customer is spelled wrong at the bottom of the page
Thanks in advance,
Zimbabwe2002
ROB posted this at 16:53 — 9th July 2002.
They have: 447 posts
Joined: Oct 1999
typically, you don't want all your column widths to total 100%. you should leave one without a width.
for instance, if you need four evenly spaced columns, do this:
<TR>
<TD WIDTH="25%">col 1</TD>
<TD WIDTH="25%">col 2</TD>
<TD WIDTH="25%">col 3</TD>
<TD>col 4</TD>
</TR>
the browser knows the last column is also 25%, because that's all that's left, but some browsers mess things up if you try to absolutely specify a total of 100%.
likewise, with 3 columns...
<TR>
<TD WIDTH="33%">col 1</TD>
<TD>col 2</TD>
<TD WIDTH="33%">col 3</TD>
</TR>
let the middle column take the extra 1% to keep it symmetrical.
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