The 95% is applied to the table that is within a cell of the outter table, which is set to 100%. This works perfectly for several other pages that are similar.
This doesn't explain the same problem that is encountered when there isn't a nested table in the larger area of the page. -Alex Travis Crump wrote: > Alex S wrote: > >> I am not sure how/where to file a bug. If this is not an appropriate >> group, please direct me where to go. >> >> Anyway... I am experiencing a strange bug that appears with both >> Windows and OS X's Mozilla (haven't tried others). I can very readily >> reproduce this, and can't for the life of me determine the source. I am >> pretty certain it's not the HTML. >> >> I guess, to start, here's a URL that does what I'm seeing: >> http://robocode.diverman.com/botdownloads/ >> > I looked at the first link. The table width for the big table is set to > 95%, and so Mozilla gives it the requested room. The 5% left over is > inadequate for the stuff on the right which is given an absolute width > of 210. In order for it to fit you would have to be using a screen with > x resolution of 4200. In my opinion Mozilla is displaying it correctly > and if it all fits on the screen in IE than IE is displaying it > incorrectly even if it looks better... >
