Hallo!
We have a general problem with publishing html with Cocoon. The core of
the problem is that a html page can be rendered differently with
different layouts of the otherwise identical html source code.
For example:
tr
td colspan=5 bgcolor=#ffimg height=5 width=1
src=b.gif/td
/tr
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Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 12:11 PM
Subject: Reformatting of html source problems
Hallo!
We have a general problem with publishing html with Cocoon. The core of
the problem is that a html page can be rendered differently with
different layouts of the otherwise identical html
Is there any general solution for this problem?
This is a known browser problem that has been well documented at several
sources.
For a quick fix, try adding this to the head section of your html
output.
style
td img{
display: block;
}
/style
One of the best
Title: RE: Reformatting of html source problems
Hello!
I ran into this problem when I first started experimenting with Cocoon (2). I actually gave up because of this - due to lack of time mostly. I believe that the html serializer is slightly flawed - it should IMHO behave _exactly_ like
