Re: XP/IE6 and tables problem

At 800x600 I see no scrollbar either (IE 5.5), however, if I maximize the
window to my full 1152x864, I see the scrollbar.   Using just <table> is the
same as using it with width=100% as it will inherit those properties to
compensate for the various screen resolutions.

Solution; make it a fixed with table if you don't want the horizontal scroll
bar.

GK

denise wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I've got a problem with a page which has a table in it.   When I
> first designed this site, it validated okay with W3C's validators and
> was reasonably well accepted by Bobby.  All
> pages looked as they ought to with the exception of Mozilla1.4.
>
> I recently upgraded my own home PC to Windows XP and use IE6 with it.
> Now pages
> with tables aren't right - the table is extended past the page
> resulting in a scrollbar.
>
> One of the affected pages is www.raworths.co.uk/directors.html
> Other people have
> looked at it and there is no problem, but a couple of people have
> seen the scrollbar too. Netscape doesn't have this problem.  I'm up
> to date with service packs and updates, so
> I don't think its anything to do with that.
>
> Obviously I don't want potential customers to view the site and see a
> scrollbar.   Am I
> okay just using <table> instead of <table width="100%">?
>
> Denise

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