Posted by Rob Simpson on 11/05/05 19:25

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> In post <news:BF9245C2.19E99%dorayme@optusnet.com.au>,
> dorayme said:
>
> >> looking for something like this perhaps?
> >> http://moreshit.usenetshit.info/9x9-sudoku-thingy.shit
>
> > 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.
>
> i only checked it in IE6, opera8 and FF1.0.4. looks the same in IE6/opera
> (everything centered and looking pretty). FF doesn't vertically centre the
> numbers, dunno about the newest version but that reminds me i have to
> download it.
>
> --
> l i t t l e v o i c e s

Yes, that looks good. Just have to add the bold lines at the 3-cell
boundaries; should be able to manage that.

It raises the interesting question (for me):
How can you know what CSS attributes can be applied to what HTML elements?
(Hope terminology is about right.)
The trick here is using width, height, etc with input. Before asking this
question I searched the Web copiously but never came across this.
And using input without form; that is also new to me. Learning every day .
.. .
Thanks,
R

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