Hi Joseph,
> Got the solutin for table borders in Opera (without
> mucking up IE)
Nice one :-)
> Now I just have to put the class in two places on
> every page ;-(
Depending on how your page is structured you might be able to use more
advanced CSS selectors. This helps you avoid what rudy calls "classitis"
(anyone seen him around recently, BTW?)
If you did this, for example:
body table {
/* your border stuff here */
}
You would only affect tables that are directly descended from the body. In
this example, only tables "A" and "B" would be styled:
<body>
<table id="A">
</table>
<table id="B">
<table id="C">
</table>
</table>
</body>
If you wanted to style only second-level tables (i.e. "C" in that example),
you could do
body table table {
/* whatever */
}
Have a look at http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html for the details -
browser support for these (they're called "descendant selectors", if you're
interested) is pretty good in my experience, but the more complex ones will
definitely need testing before you use them.
Cheers
Jon
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