* Graham Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] on [24-10-05] wrote:
Your problem cannot be solved without adding a class to the cells you want
to have with the border-top. The basic problem is that IE doesn't recognise
child selectors. Refer my example below. Ffox will show the first td with
red top border,
* Justin Makeig [EMAIL PROTECTED] on [14-07-05] wrote:
tbody, thead, and tfoot give the data more semantics and allow one to
operate on logically grouped rows. One CSS application that comes to
mind is:
thead th {
/* style column headers here */
}
tbody th:first-child {
/*
Hi Brian,
I don't have IE handy to test it but I suspect the problem is
occurring because of invalid code. None of your thead and tbody
tags have corresponding close tags (/thead and /tbody). The
Mozilla parser is just probably better at guessing than IE's...
Kevin
On Oct 24, 2005, at
Can anybody suggest a way to make this work?
It might be confused because you didn't close your thead and tbody
elements. Cant test if that works right now, but it's worth a try.
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* Kevin Jundt [EMAIL PROTECTED] on [24-10-05] wrote:
I don't have IE handy to test it but I suspect the problem is
occurring because of invalid code. None of your thead and tbody
tags have corresponding close tags (/thead and /tbody). The
Mozilla parser is just probably better at
tbody, thead, and tfoot give the data more semantics and allow one to
operate on logically grouped rows. One CSS application that comes to
mind is:
thead th {
/* style column headers here */
}
tbody th:first-child {
/* style row headers here */
}
I've found the real advantage of
