I just tested this with IE8. It appears IE's behavior matches Opera's in these cases.
Fady On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 3:25 PM, Fady Samuel <[email protected]> wrote: > Sorry, I was playing around with t8_simple at the last minute and I changed > the colspan. I have attached the test as I described it. > > Fady > > > On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 3:16 PM, Fady Samuel <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I have a quick question (*crosses fingers*) about colspans in webkit. I've >> attached a simple example, t8_simple. In this example, we have two rows. One >> with one cell with a colspan of 5, and the other has two cells, the first >> having a colspan of 1, and the second having a colspan of 3. Thus, we have >> an "empty" slot in the in grid on the second row. In webkit, this introduces >> an extra gap at the end of the second row corresponding to the cell spacing >> between the second cell and the "empty" cell. This gap does not appear on >> Firefox or Opera. >> >> I've found yet another inconsistency (see attached t9_simple). As you >> increase colspan on the first cell, in webkit the gap in the second row >> grows by a pixel or two. Firefox remains unchanged. In Opera, the whole >> table width increases. What is the "correct" behavior? >> >> I'm currently reworking chunks of the table rendering code for performance >> reasons so it would be nice to know if these are legitimate table rendering >> bugs that should be ironed out or the current webkit behavior is good. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Fady Samuel >> > >
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