Michael,
IE's a stubborn mule about that "magical" 3px space at the bottom.
Removing all margins and padding have no-effect either.
This doesn't apply to background images of course.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
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Michael Horowitz wrote:
Question couldn't you just set the padding to 0px to take care of IE
adding the padding? Is there a reason this would not work?
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Joseph Taylor wrote:
If the markup has to stay as it is now, your problems are probably
coming from images for one thing. < IE7 adds the 3 pixel padding to
the bottom of the images so getting equal heights will be tough.
You should be able to get the cells to behave somewhat with this
classic:
td {
min-height: 50px;
_height: 50px; /* for < IE7 */
}
Then again...
Why IS this 2 different tables? It seems the data in the left table
is part of the grid of the 2nd table.
Putting the tables together in markup would alleviate the issues you
are having in the presentation and make the relationship of the data
more proper.
I'd do something like this:
<table>
<caption>Allocation Table</caption>
<thead>
<tr>
<th scope="col">Room Type & Period Totals</th>
<th scope="row">Date</th>
<th scope="col">Tue 05 Aug</th>
etc...
You can mix up <td> and <th> as long as you specify what the headers
are covering, be it a column or row.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
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kevin mcmonagle wrote:
Ok here it is-Im just putting this up here as a last ditch effort.
http://67.199.64.89/newtable3.html
Can anyone offer advice on fixing/locking table cell/row height
across browsers?
The main problem is making the two adjacent tables appear to be one
continuous table. Getting the cell height to line up is proving
very difficult, maybe impossible. It aligns ok in ff3 but breaks in
ie6 and ie7 both in different ways. Im using the height html
attribute right now because i cant think of another way to fix the
height of cells with the differnt kinds of different data in them.
Im trying to fix a broken .net layout with css and html.
Its never going to validate, theres nothing i can do about that.
-best
kevin
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