On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 6:23 PM, tee weblis...@gmail.com wrote:
ore conservative as it's not making sense to use it if I still have to
insert div in the cell for IE6 (7 too?!)
You can see the final result here by adding two products to cart (use
Firefox as I have not checked in other
On Oct 21, 2009, at 3:27 PM, weblist99 wrote:
Alas, it doesn't work for IE. Turns out IE doesn't like border-
spacing. I have not checked it on IE8 but don't think this will
make a difference.
http://submarine2.etrivo.com/border-spacing.png
Going to try Alex's method now.
tee
Oops,
On Oct 21, 2009, at 3:32 PM, tee wrote:
Oops, no need to try, just checked, same issue with border-spacing.
http://submarine2.etrivo.com/border-spacing.png
Sorry, wrong url.
http://submarine2.etrivo.com/border-spacing-alex.png
tee
Thank you Kepler and Rimantas,
Both are not perfect but at least I can tell it's my limited mileage
that couldn't get it done than it can't be done :-)
I still need to tested it further due to the complexity of how data
are pulled to the cart page (e.g. if a customer is logged in, it will
Hi Tee,
- Original Message -
From: tee weblis...@gmail.com
Thank you Kepler and Rimantas,
Both are not perfect but at least I can tell it's my limited mileage
that couldn't get it done than it can't be done :-)
I still need to tested it further due to the complexity of how data
are
This has been an intriguing problem! If your cell height is
constant, you can make one table and insert a background border
(that doesn't quite fit) in the appropriate cells. See here:
http://www.betasite.fsnet.co.uk/gam/tee/teeproblem.html
It works, it is cross browser compatible (as
Ok, I had a play around with this and I think this is a pretty close match
without adding any extra markup. It should work fine in FF, Safari, Opera,
Chrome and IE8.
http://www.sitepoint.com/examples/tabletest/tabletest.html
Only issues I see:
- It assumes a *reasonably *consistent table cell
Forget about tr. You can set border-spacing to zero, and make padding-bottom
(top, whatever) for free space, but in this case borders would be attached
to inside divs. Or you can make tr with blank td tags (or colspan, again
whatever). I suggest to use inside divs with styles (margin for 5 pixel
Hi Tee,
- Original Message -
From: tee weblis...@gmail.com
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 12:04 AM
Subject: [WSG] a table layout issue
It never occurs to me I cannot do something like this.
I need each tr with borders and a margin-top
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the suggestion. Your use is to have the border in table and
this doesn't work though because it can't create a border for each tr
row and a margin to separate each row.
Using border-collapse: collapse in table I can get the borders for tr.
CSS-D had a discussion back in
I am ready to tell client technically this can't be done but this issue
really struck me as it didn't occur to me a layout that simple can't be done
with a table. Now it's more a personal quest than fulfilling client's
requirement.
http://rimantas.com/bits/table/
Of course you may need to
Savl's suggestion also doesn't work. It's not ideal to add extra div
in each td cell, though I can live with it if client insists the
layout must be stayed as it is, the fact is, it doesn't quite work as
it adds a border on each td cell, and in the layout, it has 5 td
cells, using
There is a way - make table in td. Something like
table
trtd
table style=margin: 0.5em
trtd/td/trtrtd/td/tr - ...etc.
/table
/td/tr
...
/table
Hi Tee,
I made an example that looks the way you described and validates:
http://www.coolphptools.com/tests/tr.html
There is no
It never occurs to me I cannot do something like this.
I need each tr with borders and a margin-top to separate each tr, then
a 5 pixel padding inside the tr so that the td's border doesn't touch
the tr, but I can't get it working.
http://lotusfromthemud.com/table/tr.html
The image below
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