Hi Amrit,
> Can we create cells of equal width without
> mentioning the "width" attribute
I don't think so - if you have different amounts of text or different width
images in the cells, browsers will usually resize them as they see fit.
> I want so that no matter what's the number of <td></td>
> tags I create, their width should be the same, along with
> being liquid. Can it be done?
It can, but you'll need to script it: work out how many cells there are
going to be, and then divide 100 by that number to arrive at the % width for
each cell. If you have PHP the code is something like this:
<?php
$cells = 5; // use 5 cells as an example
$width = intval(100 / $cells);
echo "<tr>";
for ($i = 1; $i <= $cells; $i++) {
echo '<td width="'. $width. '%">';
echo 'cell #'. $cell;
echo '</td>\n';
}
echo "</tr>";
?>
Cheers
Jon
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