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Posted by Rik on 06/24/06 14:17
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
>> My workaround:
>> - display both as block
>
> That make no sense, both DIV and TABLE are block by default, unless
> styled otherwise somewhere else (The arguamt for posting a YRL and not
> pasted code)
In Opera, my tables won't automatically fils 100% of available width without
display:block;, that's why I added it to the table, div is automaticcaly a
100% width block in all my browsers indeed. Posted code is the entire code i
used for checking.
>> - don't give the elements that width, arrange it in <body> (or
>> another containing element), or give left- and rightmargin.
>
> I'd say the most likely culprit is the margin setting is different for
> TABLE and DIV by default for browser in question. Explicitly setting
> the margin and padding can usually fix it.
> <snip>
Nope, tested it, with margin set to zero for html, body, div & table there
is still a difference in width. 'Assume', 'usually', maybe some testing is
in order before posting nonsense.
I've only tested in FF (1.0.7, I'll have to update in the near future) &
Opera (8.52) though, maybe MSIE renders it differently.
Grtz,
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Rik Wasmus
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