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Posted by William on 01/14/07 21:51
Thanks a lot for the tips, I won't be using height with rowspan I guess :-)
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William
Roy A. wrote:
> William skrev:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I hope someone can help me. I got a problem where some table layout
>> won't work the way it's supposed to work, using rowspan. It's hard to
>> explain, but in the example I give you below, there's 3 TDs, the right
>> and left TD have a rowspan of 2, and the middle TD have a rowspan of 1,
>> and the first row should have 16 pixels, and second row whatever height
>> the page requires. But it seems that depending on the left or right TD
>> height, it affects the height of my middle top TD, which is supposed to
>> be fixed at 16 pixels. Anyway, this example should explain it all. Is
>> there a way to make that tow middle TD fixed at 16 pixels? It works fine
>> with Firefox, but not with Explorer.
>
> IE is unable to do it in that way, at least without MSHTML. In HTML it
> is not defined how row heights are calculated when a TD span more than
> one row. Diffrent browsers could render the table diffrently. Most
> browsers would do what you could expect, but some browsers may render
> it useless.
>
> The exact height of the rows could, as all ready pointet out, dependt
> one how you define the word 'height'.
>
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