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Ok here it is-Im just putting this up here as a last ditch effort.
http://67.199.64.89/newtable3.html
Can anyone offer advice on fixing/locking table cell/row height across
browsers?
The main problem is making the two adjacent tables appear to be one
continuous table. Getting the cell
If the markup has to stay as it is now, your problems are probably
coming from images for one thing. IE7 adds the 3 pixel padding to the
bottom of the images so getting equal heights will be tough.
You should be able to get the cells to behave somewhat with this classic:
td {
min-height:
Could you not do this with div's and use an unordered list?
Mathew O'Connor
Essential eBiz Solutions
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Ok here it is-Im just putting this up
Joe,
I am not good with estimates, how about playing with the application which
is basically a questionnaire designer and is targeted at market
research,employee feedback,quizzes,polls etc. and coming up with the
estimates.
Regards,
Wilbur
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 4:36 PM, Joseph Ortenzi [EMAIL
no this is tabular data, but could do with some organising though, and
reduce the visual info, much too intense...
On Aug 07, 2008, at 17:02, EBS wrote:
Could you not do this with div's and use an unordered list?
Mathew O'Connor
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yes if i was doing the asp i would have looked at that for a solution.
But still its very tabular as well.
EBS wrote:
Could you not do this with div's and use an unordered list?
Mathew O'Connor
Essential eBiz Solutions
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cheers joseph,
its two different tables because of some show hide function that
requires that.
I pushed for one table but apparently that cant be done.
Thanks for the tip on the images, that was causing a problem, im going
to clear them and use text.
Regarding this:
td {
min-height: 50px;
yes for some reason programmer needs two tables which was the big
issue for me.
I have the height alignments just about worked out now though.
Regarding the color, there isnt much color in the table layout, unless
you counting black which is a shade like white.
The input boxes have to be
joseph what browser is that screen shot from?
i wasnt getting the left hand text overflowing like that in any of my
browsers.
-best
kevin
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are you certain the show hide is both necessary and cannot be resolved
in another way? If you need show/hide you could nest the content in a
div in the table cells maybe?
Joe
On Aug 07, 2008, at 17:07, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
cheers joseph,
its two different tables because of some show hide
FireFox2
On Aug 07, 2008, at 17:15, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
joseph what browser is that screen shot from?
i wasnt getting the left hand text overflowing like that in any of
my browsers.
-best
kevin
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Question couldn't you just set the padding to 0px to take care of IE
adding the padding? Is there a reason this would not work?
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Joseph Taylor wrote:
If the markup has to stay as it is now, your
I'd challenge the developer to create something that allows the data
to remain tabular and logical. If he can't do it I'd say he's not up
to the task. My dev's could!
On Aug 07, 2008, at 17:12, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
yes for some reason programmer needs two tables which was the big
Kevin,
If I may make a recommendation, adjust the background color of your
cells to match the bottom color of your background gradients so when
text gets enlarged it still looks smooth inside the cell rather than
having the graphic cut off.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
/Designer / Developer/
joseph i keep my brightness at 0, and thought it matched.
thanks for the tip
Joseph Taylor wrote:
Kevin,
If I may make a recommendation, adjust the background color of your
cells to match the bottom color of your background gradients so when
text gets enlarged it still looks smooth inside
kevin mcmonagle wrote:
joseph i keep my brightness at 0, and thought it matched.
thanks for the tip
Joseph Taylor wrote:
Kevin,
If I may make a recommendation, adjust the background color of your
cells to match the bottom color of your background gradients so when
text gets enlarged it
That could have been off list too
:-D
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kevin mcmonagle wrote:
joseph i keep my
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 10:40 PM, kevin mcmonagle
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can they be set for consistency across browsers?
if so what are all the attributes that need to be reset, i missing
something.
-best
kevin
The short answer is, no, not really. Some browsers have very limited
support
I like the newbie questions personally! This list was a HUGE help to me
when I was learning CSS (it still is a huge help when I come across a
problem) and I would like to think that it hasn't lost that community.
Recently a member of this list hugely helped one of my colleagues with a
layout
Hi all,
This is one I've never been sure of; should the submit button be in a
seperate fieldset, or should it even be in a fieldset at all because it is
not a group of fields; it's a button on it's own.
I usually put groups of fields in a fieldset, then have the submit button on
it's own
Was just walking back from work when it occurred to me I should of
specified that I was referring to Safari 2.1, sadly I'm stuck on a
Hackintosh so no opportunity to run Safari 3.
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Hi all,
I have a problem that I have been banging my head against for hours and
I just can't seem to solve it.
I have a site with a navigation that when I resize the page in ie the
navigation stays in the same place as a result is out of place when
resized.
To get over this I can set
Paul Bennett wrote:
Hi Kevin,
It's not clear what you're trying to achieve. Can you give us some more
information?
Paul
Christian Snodgrass wrote:
I think he's essentially talking about a CSS reset file, specific to input,
to neutralize all of the browser differences.
I'm
I have a site with a navigation that when I resize the page in ie the
navigation stays in the same place as a result is out of place when resized.
To get over this I can set the #nav to be position absolute but this
causes the element below to move up behind the navigation.
Hi Robin,
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