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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 08/10/05 12:47
"Des" <desotuatail@aol.com> wrote:
> I am not using buttons as fonts.
What are you talking about? Please quote the relevant part of the message
you are responding to. This is Usenet, not chat.
> What I want is a newspaper style page where the text wraps around an
> image forming what in nespaper terms would be 4 columbs.
Stop wanting that. The Web is not the press, and my screen is not a
newspaper. Even more so for a portable device, a speech browser, or Braille
rendering - but even if we (foolishly) assume that everything runs a
graphic browser in a maximized window, it's _much_ smaller than a newspaper
(especially considering the resolution).
> if I have a
> table with 4 columbs of diferent sizes that add up to the table width
> should it not apear that way?
What way?
The width attributes are just suggested minimum widths, and they may be
overridden for several reasons. Sometimes you might find out the particular
reason why they are overridden in a specific case. This often takes some
time, since rendering of tables is fairly complex in browsers. Personally,
I would need a good reason to attack such problems; in this case, it very
much looks like you are trying to solve the wrong problem.
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