| pieter |
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Hello,
In my tables, when there is no text in it. There are also no lines around. A pictures tells more then a thousand words, so:  How can I solve this? ... can we help you ...
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Dieser Beitrag wurde von pieter (am 30. April 2009, 22:36, vor 14 Jahre) bearbeitet |
| tensh |
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Well, tell us where did you append the style that displays border around cell.
In my css stylesheet each <td> has a class (either "odd" or "even"). I put the border definition there, and it's normally displayed. Also check if table.cells td possibly has "border: none" or "border: 0px". If it has, this might cause a problem. |
| pieter |
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This has something to do with Empty cells, because all cells on that page are the same class.
I tried empty-cells:show; And it works in FF but not on IE. ... can we help you ...
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| tensh |
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Well, in my case I also have empty cells and they display fine... I'll look at it more, though.
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| pieter |
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table.cells { width:99%; margin:0; padding:0;}
table.cells td { padding:2px; background-color:none; margin:0;border:1px solid #b3c0c8; }
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In sed-light they use background and not borders. And that's why you don't have the problem. ... can we help you ...
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| tensh |
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Just as I thought, in Firefox they display fine, just not in IE. I'm trying to find an answer...
I found only this: http://www.tipstrs.com/tip/6325/empty-table-cells-in-IE6 Hope this helps... |
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Dieser Beitrag wurde von tensh (am 30. April 2009, 22:00, vor 14 Jahre) bearbeitet |
| pieter |
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Thanks, this helped.
I tried the "empty-cells: show;" but this was not enough. You need to do both. ... can we help you ...
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