I have a table inside of a 'viewport' composed of elements in fixed
positions on the screen. The table expands or contracts in length as the
user toggles +/- symbols (javascript and the display: property do the work.)
The problem occurs when the user expands the table enough to cause the
scrollbar to pop into existence and then contracts the table enough to
make the scrollbar disappear.
When the scrollbar disappears there is an extraneous line on the screen.
It is exactly where the table border was when displaced by the
scrollbar. So when the scrollbar disappears, the extraneous line is in
the middle of the rightmost cell. The actual border of the table also
displays exactly as it should.
This problem occurs in IE6. (I don't have the means to test on earlier
versions of IE).
Is there any way I can avoid this problem or fix it with CSS?
Thanks for any advice.
Joe
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