Andrew Ingram wrote:
Apologies, I made a silly mistake, the rows shouldn't have "name" in
their headers attribute. If you want to associate the cells in each row
with the film name you'll have to give the cell containing the film name
a unique id (I think).
- Andrew Ingram
Nice modifications Andrew, I'd forgotten how wonderful and weird tables
could be (table sub-elements don't need close tags!! etc. etc.) ...And
then for the non-tabular presentation you'd change the CSS to:
td
{display:block}
td[scope='row']
{margin:0 0 1em 0}
td:before
{content:attr(headers);
font-weight:bold;
text-transform:capitalize}
td[scope='row']:before
{content:""}
Regards,
Barney
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