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Posted by dorayme on 11/05/05 02:19
> From: brucie <shit@usenetshit.info>
>
> In post <news:dfad6$436b9bcc$52ae0cbe$27569@news.versatel.nl>,
> Rob Simpson said:
>
>> I am building a Sudoku matrix (9x9) using a form (for input) inside a table
>> (for layout).
>> I can control the size of the input elements so that they match the width of
>> the enclosing cell.
>> How can I control the height of the input elements so that they also match
>> the cell height?
>
> looking for something like this perhaps?
> http://moreshit.usenetshit.info/9x9-sudoku-thingy.shit
Interesting.
For what it is worth, (at least to users of OS 9 on a Mac), in
iCab it looks like a spreadsheet format (table and cells are
rectangular), in my IE 5.1.6 if one adds cellspacing="0" to the
<table ...> it stops the spacing which otherwise does not happen
and makes for neat little separate red sq boxes all arrayed, my
Mozilla 1.3.1 displays it best as is, but all three browsers do
not height centre the numbers in the box and only in my Mozilla
does it sideways centre the numbers.
A little enhancement would be to have slightly heavier borders
for the 9 blocks of 9-cells that are important in this puzzle...
Not hard to do.
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dorayme
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