I have a slight problem. My table on this page http://www.saint-bernard.com/betasite/athletics is not displaying the borders for the boxes that do not have any content in IE6+. It seems to work fine on any other browser except IE6+.
Any Suggestions?
I have a slight problem. My table on this page http://www.saint-bernard.com/betasite/athletics is not displaying the borders for the boxes that do not have any content in IE6+. It seems to work fine on any other browser except IE6+.
Any Suggestions?
There is a style for that:
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/cs.../emptycell.htm
According to that specification, you could put this in the head (or put its rule in your external stylesheet):
However, in testing here, it doesn't seem to work (in IE) for a standard HTML table. That may be due to lack of support for it in IE though, depending upon your DOCTYPE and other considerations it may be all you need.Code:<style type="text/css"> td { empty-cells: show; } </style>
Another thing you can do is insert a non-breaking space character entity into each empty cell:
This will force them to render as though they did have content.HTML Code:<td> </td>
That does work in IE.
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