Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> On Mar 4, 2010, at 7:45 AM, Bob Meetin wrote:
>
>> For my purposes, needs in this case, being able to set the background
>> color will fit the bill; it would be nice if font color was valued by
>> all browsers consistently but seeing that it's not, I can "deal" wi
On Mar 4, 2010, at 7:45 AM, Bob Meetin wrote:
> For my purposes, needs in this case, being able to set the background
> color will fit the bill; it would be nice if font color was valued by
> all browsers consistently but seeing that it's not, I can "deal" with
> it. Here is a sample which you
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> Eric A. Meyer wrote:
>
>
>>There is one non-class approach that's fairly cross-browser
>> friendly, and that's to use a combination of :first-child and
>> adjacent-sibling combinators:
>>
>>td:first-child + td + td {...styles for third column...}
>>
>> That work
At 12:37 PM -0500 3/1/10, Reese wrote:
>On 01-Mar-10 12:05, Eric A. Meyer wrote:
>
>> Again, neither of those will work in IE6/NN4 but they'll be fine in
>> any vaguely recent browser.
>
>Not to start a religious war, but NN4?
Just a small, apparently botched attempt at some wry humor. Pay
Eric A. Meyer wrote:
>There is one non-class approach that's fairly cross-browser
> friendly, and that's to use a combination of :first-child and
> adjacent-sibling combinators:
>
>td:first-child + td + td {...styles for third column...}
>
> That works in every current browser. It will fa
On 01-Mar-10 12:05, Eric A. Meyer wrote:
> Again, neither of those will work in IE6/NN4 but they'll be fine in
> any vaguely recent browser.
Not to start a religious war, but NN4? I can see more recent versions
of NN but NN4? Do we make the same sort of observations on IE3 or IE4?
It seems like
At 8:15 AM -0700 3/1/10, Bob Meetin wrote:
>The first column is a key of sorts, the rest data. Yes I can do
>something like:
>
>some keydatastyle="color: #ff">data
>
>Since all of column #1 will take on the same appearance, is there a
>method of setting a global type style that only applies t
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Let's say you have a table to 10 columns and 100 rows.
With rows you can fairly easily set up a custom style to apply to a row,
but what about columns?
The first column is a key of sorts, the rest data. Yes I can do
something like:
some keydatadata
Since all of colu
Let's say you have a table to 10 columns and 100 rows.
With rows you can fairly easily set up a custom style to apply to a row,
but what about columns?
The first column is a key of sorts, the rest data. Yes I can do
something like:
some keydatadata
Since all of column #1 will take on the sam
