hi andreas, thanks for the answer ... only out of interest:
[...] > Side-note (collapsing borders are still on my mind...) > > I get the impression that you would expect, when specifying a border > on the table, that this border is used for all cells in the table. > Although browsers render HTML tables like this by default, this would > be an incorrect interpretation of pure CSS. (It depends on HTML's > 'rules' attribute, for which there is no correlate in XSL-FO. The > described effect is the result of rules="all" in HTML.) > > See the first example after the CSS rules here: > http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/tables.html#collapsing-borders > > Notice that the yellow border is *only* used for the table's edges. > That is: although it would win when collapsed with the cells' > borders, it is only used on edges that the cells have in common with > the table. i've got that... i see no problem in setting a border in every cell... > XSL-FO refers to CSS, not HTML, so the only way to mimic that > behaviour is to specify the borders on the table-cells. but with border-collapse i could specify one border-with without thinking about the position. now i've to check every cell and set a different border-width to achieve an equal stroke over the whole table. or do i totally misunderstood border-collapse? cheers, gregor --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
