Eric van der Vlist wrote:
> On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 13:35, Eric van der Vlist wrote:
>
>
>> * style-hidden.css which is the way I *think* border:hidden (and
>> collapsing borders) should provide a simpler CSS and a better
>> rendering. I say "*think*" because the result isn't exactly what
>> I am expecting when I display it with Mozilla. Also, CSS2
>> doesn't provide any way to support colspan/rowspan attributes.
>
>
> That was a typo is style-hidden.css :
>
> table[s\E9 parateurs=ligne] rang\E9 e cellule{
>
> should read
>
> table[s\E9 parateurs=lignes] rang\E9 e cellule{
>
> That means that the CSS2 solution with border:hidden and collapsing
> borders works fine in Mozilla (except of course for colspan/rowspan).
>
> What border:hidden basically does is that it lets you override the
> normal inheritance order and that at the table level, you can hide the
> borders that may have been defined in rows or cells.
>
> That helps a lot to implement the HTML rules/frame feature.
I have read the style sheets you sent me (the "border:inherit;" you have
added in many places were very meaningful).
My analysis is that there is no quick hack we can do to help you. The
only reasonable thing to do (given the way XXE is currently
implemented) would be to support the collapsed border model as well as
the separated border model.
I'll add to the wish list:
* The collapsed border model for CSS tables.
We are really sorry, once again, not to be able to help you.
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PS: You can add @charset "ISO-8859-1"; at the top of your CSS style
sheet and specify:
---
rang?e {
display: table-row;
border : inherit;
border-color: transparent;
}
---
instead of:
---
rang\E9 e {
display: table-row;
border : inherit;
border-color: transparent;
}
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