maybe 1 pixel just isn't enough when transfered to print, and
maybe you could make a print stylesheet with 2 or 3px wide borders.
by changing the border widths to 1pt instead of 1px, the problem
seems to be resolved.
Important thing to remember: a pixel has no defined fixed size, its
Hi!
Long time no hear. Back on the list again after an extended absence
and glad to see it's still going strong. So, to the problem...
I have a table including th and td cells, with borders defined in
CSS. The problematic part of the source is this:
th
Mark Howells wrote:
I have a table including th and td cells, with borders defined
in CSS. The problematic part of the source is this:
th {border-style:solid;border-width:1px 1px 1px
0;border-color:#999 #f00 #999 #999}
This produces varying red right borders in Firefox 1.5 / Mac
OS X
th {border-style:solid;border-width:1px 1px 1px
0;border-color:#999 #f00 #999 #999}
This produces varying red right borders in Firefox 1.5 / Mac
OS X Tiger
Could it be that the border widths on the tds are different, and
prints can't combine the widths of cells and borders to make a
Mark Howells wrote:
th {border-style:solid;border-width:1px 1px 1px
0;border-color:#999 #f00 #999 #999}
This produces varying red right borders in Firefox 1.5 / Mac
OS X Tiger
Could it be that the border widths on the tds are
different, and prints can't combine the widths of cells and
- in Opera, the different columns already have different widths of
borders on screen when enlarging the font, but they are the same in
th and td.
I'll accept that as a browser inconsistency, as the border widths
appear to be totally random as you zoom in and out. All tds are
Mark Howells wrote:
- In Firefox, the print preview looks normal, it's only when
applying a percentage view (125% for instance), that the
borders are becoming different.
The original problem I noticed was that some of the borders
were totally invisible at 100%, which is why I zoomed in. On
Mark Howells wrote:
th {border-style:solid;border-width:1px 1px 1px
0;border-color:#999 #f00 #999 #999}
This produces varying red right borders in Firefox 1.5 / Mac
OS X Tiger
Could it be that the border widths on the tds are different, and
prints can't combine the widths of cells
maybe 1 pixel just isn't enough when transfered to print, and maybe
you could make a print stylesheet with 2 or 3px wide borders.
Hurrah! The old adage that Points Are For Print seems to have done
the trick; by changing the border widths to 1pt instead of 1px, the
problem seems to be
