Hi Dvora I really doubt there is a bug is Firefox. Firefox is well known for following the W3C standards, while IE is very well known for breaking the standards.
>From your peace of code I cannot identify anything because it does not include the CSS styles. You say Firefox seems to ignore the span style attribute. But you do not say why. Span is not intended to define the style of the table but only the style of the text within (font, color, etc). You complain that the td width is less than 800px. Have you noticed that your table has a width of 50%? To have 800px in a td you would need a monitor with at least 1600px. I never saw anyone working with such resolution. The problem is for sure in your CSS classes and has nothing to do with JSF or Firefox. I recommend you to clean them and then add the styles one by one to see how they appear in FF. Remember that the styles regarding table formation, size, borders, etc must be set in the dataTable styleClass, columClasses or rowClasses. Styles regarding text, font, color, etc can be defined in the <column> styleClass. Once everything looks fine in FF it might look fine in IE as well. Cheers António 2009/8/5 Dvora <[email protected]> > > Its me again :-) > > Can someone please assist regarding this? I've googled a little bit around, > and nothing found, suggesting this is a common issue. So, am I doing > something wrong? > > > > Dvora wrote: > > > > Hello all, > > > > (I'm using tomahawk-1.1.9 and myfaces-impl-1.1.7) > > > > Finally, after making my t:dataTable working, I came into this issue. The > > HTML generated by the t:dataTable is rendered as expected in IE, but not > > in Firefox. Here is a relevant fragment: > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/t%3AdataTable-looks-bad-in-Firefox-tp24775042p24824299.html > Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
