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By: chikkubhai

https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4913962

I posted two issues along with this.

The above CSS fixes two issues: 
1.) Issue when table goes beyond page width? 
I extended the css a little beyond by creating a frame (see displayTableFrame
above) as the table width often goes beyond the page width. This does an ok
job however, there are many issues that the frame does not work in Internet
Explorer at all.
.displayTableFrame { 
background-color: white; 
overflow-x: scroll; 
height: 320px; 
width: 100%; 
} 
As again I have no clue how we can control the height based on all other data
in a page so that it fits exactly in the single page. I am working on fixing
the CSS to get the height automatically adjusted soon. Currently the height
is based on the actual display table height which is also fixed as you can see
in the .dataTable CSS
 
2.) The vertical scroll bar appearing on the right hand side of the display
table creates a horizontal scroll bar in the bottom in all browsers.
.dataTable tbody { 
height: 230px; 
overflow-x: hidden; 
} 
The overflow-x:hidden removes that ugly horizontal scrollbar. The frame in 
itself
gets you a horizontal scrollbar only when the table goes beyond the page width.
All of this was tested in FireFox.

Hope some one with decent CSS knowledge can help save the display table issue
in IE + FF.

To make things worse, I found that the latest FirFox now has issues displaying
the odd and even rows with different fonts as I can see it!!! There are millions
of users already downloading it...

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