This is impossible with CSS alone since tables follow their own "box
model". You could try and hash out all the table based style rules, but
you'd have to use javascript to adjust the layout. Ideally, your best
bet would be to rebuild the interface with < div > tags and use
javascript or media queries with CSS to change the layout on page size,
but since you can't modify the markup, you'll have to comeup with a
javascript based markup sorting/injection system.
- Brandtley
On 10/28/2011 11:30 AM, Maipiusenza wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to change a given html page (I can't change the html
code) transofrming the table in floating blocks, it means that if the
table is 3x3, resizing the page width I would like to have 2, 3, 4 or
5 td floating on the same line.
I can do it at 3 td blocks (floating tr tags), but floating the single
td they still remain in blocks of three as they are nested in the tr.
Any way to trnsform the page as I need?
Thanks
Nadia
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