Thanks for the reminder Jochem. :) I forget you can do that
with css... I guess avoiding span tags is an old habbit for
me.
S.Isaac Dealey wrote:
A div, yes... but the question was about a span.
Sure it can receive borders. Just use display: block and
suddenly it isn't an inline element
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What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag and
using a span tag in a table cell?
Something like:
td class=myClass/td
tdspan class=myClass/span/td
Thanks.
Dave
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Use the class in the table data cell if possible. The span is just an
extra widget without any purpose of it's own (in this case), and the span
tag can't receive certain css attributes, such as iirc
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Use the class in the table data cell if possible. The
span is just an
extra widget without any purpose of it's own (in this
case
S.Isaac Dealey wrote:
A div, yes... but the question was about a span.
Sure it can receive borders. Just use display: block and
suddenly it isn't an inline element anymore :-)
Jochem
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-Kevin
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A div, yes... but the question was about a span
What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag and
using a span tag in a table cell?
Something like:
td class=myClass/td
tdspan class=myClass/span/td
Thanks.
Dave
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What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag and
using a span tag in a table cell
like td, div, or p.
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What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag and
using a span tag in a table cell?
Something like:
td class
/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/span.asp
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What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag
Nothing really important, other than the ability to do a few extra
things to a span, like positioning. Might be useful if there was
already a css rule set for the td and you wanted to override one of
them for one particular element, or you wanted to style only some of
the contents of the td.
Also
Howdy Dave,
Thursday, August 21, 2003, 12:17:48 PM, Bosky, Dave wrote:
What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag and
using a span tag in a table cell?
Something like:
td class=myClass/td
tdspan class=myClass/span/td
I believe the difference is in the first case
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What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag and
using a span tag in a table cell?
Something like:
td class=myClass/td
tdspan class=myClass/span/td
Well for one - in the first example your actually applying that class to
the td AND the content within.
The second - you are specifically only applying it to the content within.
hth
jay miller
Bosky, Dave wrote:
What's the difference between using a class inside a table cell tag and
using a
: Thursday, August 21, 2003 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: CSS guidelines
There are still a few lingering browsers which won't apply styles within
a td, including, I think, NS4.7 and on down. I don't know if that's
important in your context.
Hope this is useful,
James Edmunds
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