> - in Opera, the different columns already have different widths of > borders on screen when enlarging the font, but they are the same in > <th> and <td>.
I'll accept that as a browser inconsistency, as the border widths appear to be totally random as you zoom in and out. All <td>s are identically defined - with pixels - in regards to border-width, so I can't see how they'd fluctuate according to the zoom function. This page will be in a closed environment anyway, in which there are no Opera users. > - In Firefox, the print preview looks normal, it's only when > applying a percentage view (125% for instance), that the borders > are becoming different. The original problem I noticed was that some of the borders were totally invisible at 100%, which is why I zoomed in. On printing the page out normally, the really thin "borders" aren't there at all. If you can't see the "lost borders", are you looking on OS X? The problem is not apparent under Windows (XP). > I saw also, that if I apply only global.css at first, only the > <th>s have borders, while the <td>s haven't. > Then, in list.css, the padding on <th>s is different than on <td>s Correct. Only specific pages in the system have borders on the table cells (such as this page), whereas all <th> have borders by default. The browser should be able to deal with the horizontal padding and work out the width of each cell dynamically, as there are no set widths defined. Even with no padding on any cells, the border problem is still there. > you have separate border styles for 'thead th' and 'th' in the CSS. Yes, that's correct. The borders are turned off for thead th. > Looking at your HTML, I see <th>s inside <tbody> in your html. Best > get rid of the HTML errors too, and see if that betters it. I had checked the syntax in BBEdit but have now validated it with the W3C; I'd left a few <tr>s outside the <tbody> tags, which invalidated it. It's correct now, but the problem is still there... Regards Mark Howells www.permanenttourist.ch ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
