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I’m in the process of creating a really simple webpage for a class and the whole time I have been viewing it in firefox and I just went to view it in IE version 7 and my table cells sizes are completly different. I have no idea where I went wrong???
[upl-file uuid=82828431-66f7-4816-b1e9-3c4afc2edd31 size=7kB]test.txt
<i>
</i><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
I'm not teaching anyone...I'm submitting this page as a project for a class. The sad part is that I am a web app programmer that really needs to brush up on his html. Ive been using asp.net and C# and the application that I have been maintaining uses a combination of html tables and asp tables as its basis of formating so it just came second nature to do it here.[/QUOTE]
ok, I notice you arent using any units on yrou height specifications. This could be confusing everything. Telling a browser to make something '20' high, will mean nothing. you have to put in the unit so it knows what it is dealing with[/QUOTE]A length value without units defaults to pixels:
A length value without units defaults to pixels:http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/types.html#h-6.6 [/QUOTE]
Looking back at your code, I would also add the " " aroudn all your values. again it might be something that isn't needed, but it is good practise in my mind. if you do it every time, then you get in the habit, and are less likely to forget to close one, and then screw up everything. But i guess that is down to personal preference[/QUOTE]
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