I am looking for a way for overlapping a table on another, but with a condition. When you change the browser\'s size or you change the screen resolution so every positioning should be fine.
Is it faster/better to use CSS with classes on tables for odd/even rows generated on the server or to use jQuery to style stripes on document.Ready()?
My site is showing up fine in IE8/Firefox/Chrome but I can\'t figure out how to make it function with IE.
I want to display the rows of a table on a single line. This is a problem in Internet Explorer 6 and 7 because setting the float attribute to left and the display to block won\'t do. And changing <
My table has static width values but sometimes table cells of a certain column can contain text which is too long and which messes up the table\'s width. I\'m looking for a way to dynamically shorten
I have this table: <table style=\"width: 512px; border-collapse: collapse;\" 开发者_如何学运维cellspacing=\"0\">
I\'m having a strange problem and haven\'t been able to find anything about it anywhere.I am using the JQuery remove method on a table row and while it is removing it, it is still leaving a small amou
I am working on taking an IE only site and making it cross browser. Everything is lookinggood in IE, Chrome, and Safari. However Firefox isn\'t happy.
Here is how I style tables now: #content table { width: 100%; margin-top: 1em; border-collapse: collapse;
I\'m having a problem with CSS not displaying correctly between IE and Firefox... The big problem is that we have a ridiculous number of CSS files (and this isn\'t something that is currently scoped t
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