Hello Gaven
On 29-Jan-01, you wrote:
>
>
>> I see what you mean. V seems to be ignoring the <TD WIDTH="800"> part
>> of the code completely.. okay...
>> --
>> Matt Sealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> You're correct Matt,
>
> I just looked at V3 list of supported tags, and it seems that <td> doesn't
> support *any* attributes (<table> and <th> do have the WIDTH attribute
> though). It should be supporting a few attributes including COLSPAN and
> ROWSPAN.
The tag list is wrong, the TD tag does in fact support width, height, colspan,
rowspan, nowrap, background and.. uhh... some others.
> Maybe this is why V didn't bother with it
No, something is screwed with the table sizing code somewhere. It seems that
if the <table> has no fixed width, then the size of the content of the cells
takes precedence over the specified width of the table.
This is why the image is cropped to the text: the table is in fact only the
size of the image you see, V has decided that <td width> doesn't count
because the content of the table means it'll fit on the page better.
(to see this better, if you have a Debug menu in V, turn "Force Border" on,
or download the code from http://www.gcalzo.net and set border="1")
Reload the page to your heart's content.
> This could be the reason certain sites main page tables seem to be centered
> on IE and are left aligned in V3.
No, it isn't.
Thanks
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Matt Sealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Website http://www.kittycat.co.uk
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