cell borders
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- o0o
In IE I can say style="border:1px solid #000000;" ... but it doesn't work in Netscape... is there an easy way to get that border that works in Netscape too?
- vacuumx0
try it with css?
- o0o0
uh, yeah...
_bumb anyone else?
- fits0
1 thing i do is nest a table and color the bg of the cells allowing the background table to act as the border
- o0o0
oh, good one, I'll try that..
- unknown0
keyword in there was netscape.
- gcabral0
net what?
- CX0
Do these CSS borders work in Opera and Safari. I dont have them with me right now to check.
- o0o0
I don't know about opera, but they don't in safari or IE for mac
- unformatted0
instead of "1px solid #000000" try another order "solid 1px #000000", because it works fine for me in netscape 6, moz, ie, and pretty sure it worked fine on the mac (haven't checked safari).
- o0o0
no kidding? I'll have to try that..
- CX0
not in Safari. That sucks. Opera anyone?
- kpl0
write it all out instead of using the border shortcut.
ie
border-color: black;
border-style: solid;
border-width: 1px;etc.
(check to make sure those are the right css properties, I just pulled them out my ass)
- CX0
Still doesnt work in NS4 right?
- kpl0
I say just give up in ns4.
in fact, write some javascript that cusses out anyone attempting to see the site with ns4.
- unformatted0
nothing works in ns4, why ask? :)
- o0o0
I tried switching the order, like unformatted suggested, and separating the values, like kpl suggested, still didn't work in safari or IE for mac...
fits suggestion was the best. just make another table around whatever you're doing with cellpadding="1" and background color set to whatever...