BUG in IE7 HTML table implementation

BUG in IE7 HTML table implementation

• Altug Atik

  toadvine wrote:

  I actually had a similar problem with tables in IE6. The solution, strangely enough, was to remove all of the spaces between table-related tags. (for example "<tr><td> table contents </td></tr>" instead of "<tr> <td> table contents </td> </tr>") I'm not sure why, but these seemed to be interfering with the tables structure.

  
  Dear me I've done some of the most ridiculous work-arounds for this, it never even occurred to me that it'd be something so stupidly simple!
  Cheers.
  
  

• Ratheesh*MCP*

  border-collapse: collapse;
  
  Worked well for me. I was creating the page using DOM and using the IE Inspector. There were no spaces anywhere.
  
  

• Anton Rapoport

  Have you tried to add in the style parameter of your table "border-style:none; border-spacing:0px;" , and if the client is using IE: "border-collapse: collapse;"
  
  --
  Mathieu Perceau
  
  

• mitchwardrop

  I have solved similar problems this way too. So now I always end my td's right after the last image or text.
  

• RMS

  wow, i've been looking all over for this solution. thanks. seems ridiculous!
  
  

• prk

  I actually had a similar problem with tables in IE6. The solution, strangely enough, was to remove all of the spaces between table-related tags. (for example "<tr><td> table contents </td></tr>" instead of "<tr> <td> table contents </td> </tr>") I'm not sure why, but these seemed to be interfering with the tables structure.
  
  

• Pat1111

  Yes, that solved it. Thanks! :)
  

• irl-barse

  No problem, glad to be of help.
  
  

• KitGreen

  This looks like a bug in the microsoft implementation of HTML table formatting. Firefox seems to have implemented this properly, but IE7 hasn't. Am I right, or what
  

• AmR EiSa

  Thanks, I hadn't tried that, but it didn't solve my problem unfortunately. Any other ideas
  
  
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