Christian Heilmann wrote:
On 9/3/05, Stuart Homfray wrote:
I'm having a spot of trouble with the Safari browser and the
overflow:hidden declaration when applied to table cells.
...
have you tried setting the TDs as block?
Thanks for the response Chris, but if you do that, the cells will simply
behave as block elements and appear one above the next (which they do on
both Firefox and Safari if you add this declaration - no surprise that
IE still works though!! :)
Your suggestion led me to trying display:inline-block and this (on
Safari) stretched each table cell to accomodate it's contents (giving an
unusual 'staggered' effect - each row measuring as wide as it's total
contents!) By the way, Firefox and IE ignored this one.
At the moment, it's looking as though only Safari of the 'modern'
browsers fails to support overflow:hidden on a table cell... (even IE6
seems to get it!!)
Once again, thanks for the suggestion!
Stuart
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