Ian Skinner wrote:
Interestingly this did not work for me in IE6, until I tried it
without a strict doc type declaration. So, I tried a transitional
doc type, and this code also does not work with transitional either.
There are no real differences between how 'strict' and 'transitional'
rende
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...> My goal is to have the div as wide as the table. I would presume
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e run. Please!"
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...On 7/14/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...> Is there a way to get a div to stretch wider then the view port to
...match the arbitrary width of a large ta
Ian Skinner wrote:
My goal is to have the div as wide as the table. I would presume
that the "body" is wide as the table in order to encompass it, so if
one declared the div to be 100%; it would be as wide as body and
thus the table. But that does not work, at least not in IE6.
This should
Ian Skinner schrieb:
What I want
is the div to stretch to the same width as the table, without
defining the table width or including the div in the table or I
suppose enclosing the table in the div.
My goal is to have the div as wide as the table. I would presume
that the "body" is wide as the t
ode. C code run. Run code run. Please!"
- Cynthia Dunning
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...On 7/14/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...> Is there a way to get a div to stretch wider then the view p
On 7/14/05, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way to get a div to stretch wider then the view port to match the
> arbitrary width of a large table that is wider then the screen without making
> the div part of the table, or somehow defining the width of the table instead
> of l
Is there a way to get a div to stretch wider then the view port to match the
arbitrary width of a large table that is wider then the screen without making
the div part of the table, or somehow defining the width of the table instead
of letting it auto fit the data? That works in IE6?
I tried
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