Rob, the tbody didn't change the problem unfortunately, but when I
resorted to Erik's trick, it worked, but it's after the show, so the
display problem flashes briefly.
So now that the beast is known, I think I'll wrap the table in a div
and apply the show effect there when I get a chance.
Than
The problem is with .show(). The show function doesn't work on tables
because it sets the CSS property "display" to "block", and for tables you
want "display" to be "table". Instead of doing .show(), do .css("display",
"table"). Or if you want to have the animated show effect, you could do:
$(...
SamCKayak wrote:
First: this page validates. I've gone as far as running the
"rendered code" through the WDG validator.
No errors.
No CSS errors either.
Renders fine in IE 6, 7.
Firefox, does a trick with the top of the table.show(), extending the
border-top of the table beyond the right e
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