Widths...
If I have a table width="100%"... and I have this:
will there be any problem??? The first will be 500... the second will fill up "the rest"...
If I have a table width="100%"... and I have this:
will there be any problem??? The first will be 500... the second will fill up "the rest"...
ShaneS posted this at 04:19 — 27th June 2003.
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should, but I always add 100% to the blank one and normally insert an image over 500 wide, or a transparent gif image and make it 500 wide to ensure the table will not collapse in upon the side I want fixed.
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Renegade posted this at 05:39 — 27th June 2003.
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Well in the past its cause a lot of trouble for me when I did that.
1, Use CSS
2, Don't use the transparent GIF, it's not really recommended
3, Use CSS
Suzanne posted this at 14:52 — 27th June 2003.
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You may have issues with much older browsers only. The currently popular browsers (all 98% or so of them) work fine with what you have.
However, some browsers will collapse columns if they are empty, since tables are for data, not design, so make sure you're using the tables well, and need to have all the columns and rows that you have.
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