i've created a simple table element similar to the example in the docs:
this.t = TABLE({'cellspacing':'0', 'cellpadding':'0'},
TBODY(null,
TR(null,
TD({'id':'l', 'rowspan':'2'},
IMG({'src':'images/blocks/shadow_t_l.jpg'})),
TD({'id':'t'}, null),
TD({'id':'r', 'rowspan':'2'},
IMG({'src':'images/blocks/shadow_t_r.jpg'}))),
TR(null,
TD({'id':'c'},
H1(null, 'Title Bar'),
P(null, 'This is where stuff goes')))));
i have found that in windows, firefox renders this table exactly as
expected, zero flaws. but internet explorer appears to only be
applying the id attributes and skipping over cellspacing, padding,
rowspan, etc... the structure of the table is lost. so far, the only
way i've proven a successful table rendering in ie is having no merged
cells. is this a syntax problem? should i try to apply an attribute
to a cell before it's included in the table declaration?
thanks,
Al
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