Alex,

I chased down that exact problem yesterday and it was a cell at 100% forcing
a fixed width cell off the line. It only happened on a Mac with IE5 -
everything else displayed fine.

I can't see where you have used any %, but I thought I would let you know
the area that had caused the same problem. Could it be that one of your cell
widths is a point or two off?

At least you know that one person had the same thing happening and it was
cell specification at the root - hope it helps some.

Wendy


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-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Cianfarani [mailto:ACianfarani(at)excite.com]
Sent: 04 July 2000 14:56
To: hwg-critique(at)hwg.org
Subject: Table in IE 5 on Macs


I've been working on my companies site and have been testing it out on Macs
and PCs with browser version from 3 to 4. When viewing through 3 to 4
browser of Netscape and IE the site looks good. But when I view it out a Mac
with IE 5.0 one of the table cells gets push over. I have all the cells
width in pixels and tried to do a lot of different things to get the width
of the cells right. Has anyone else been having problems with tables in IE
5.0 on a Mac?

The site url is http://www.digitalrain.com

Can you please send your replies to alexc(at)digitalrain.com?

Alex Cianfarani
Webmaster/Systems Administrator

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