Marc Wolfgram wrote:
There are two identical pages, simple dog pedigree charts. Since the
dogs are brother/sister, the data is identical except for the names of
the dogs in the page <h1> and table <h5> tags. On one page the table
centers in my internal div block properly, the other page left
justifies it. This is only in Safari and has been driving me nuts.
Good page:
http://www.moadobes.com/cresteds/ref/ginger.html
Bad page:
http://www.moadobes.com/cresteds/ref/poptart.html
Any ideas?
Haven't seen that one before, but one cure for it seems to be to add
'clear: both;' to the h1.
Also, if anyone has any brilliance on a way to move this structure from
tables to pure css, I'd be interested in hearing more. These are a PITA
to do in tables but I cringe at the thought of what CSS magic I'd need
to perform to eliminate them.
Well, that layout in a table doesn't make much sense when linearized, IMO.
Not sure how to recreate the look, but the closest I know of is to use
nested lists. Example: <http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/toc_7a.html>
regards
Georg
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