Re: Trouble with tables
by Sandy Fields <webmaster(at)stankirsch.com>
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Thu, 05 Aug 1999 13:52:18 -0400 |
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At 10:38 AM 08/05/1999 -0400, JP Ambrutis wrote:
>Need some help with a page I'm doing right now... not real experienced with
>tables, and the page looks exactly the way I want it to in IE but when I
>look at it with Netscape the tables don't line up, looks horrible. I've
>tried setting the width in pixels and percentage, but no effect. Is there a
>document or guide out there that will help me figure out the difference
>between NN and IE in the way they look at tables?
This is a problem that I've always had also. I do my page composing in
Netscape and my pages look perfect in that browser; but they look quite
different in MSIE and horrible in AOL's version of MSIE.
Using tables helps to at least keep the various browsers from paginating
and breaking the lines in the wrong places, but they still don't look
exactly alike.
I'd be interested to hear any responses to see if there's anything that can
be done to make the various browsers read the pages the same.
Sandy Fields
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