width: 100%; /* fill its container */
min-height: 10em;
overflow: auto;
}
.wrapper table {
min-width: 100%; /* doesn't seem to do anything */
}
...
Am I off base? Any help would be
Is it possible to use Dan Cederholm's Faux Columns technique with
columns whose width is specified in ems? I'd like the #Ancillary
column in the simplified layout below to have a faux background image
below it to fill the entire height of the column. However, since
#Primary is liquid, I don
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been resolved.
The bug is https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=298677. I
know it doesn't neccessarily sound like the problem you're having
but I was having another seemingly unrelated problem that was
resolved when this bug was resolved.
-Jesse
Justin Makeig
ow.html on the absolutely positioned div.
Doe anyone have any idea how to make the opaque parts of a background
image cover up a scroll bar underneath? Is this a Firefox bug? Any
ideas would be much appreciated.
- Justin Makeig
No, styles, in general, cascade, but class declarations don't. What
you're looking for is probably something like
div.content a {
/* style for any anchor descendent of a div with a class of
"content" */
}
- Justin Makeig
On Jul 18, 2005, at 1:11 PM, Lst Recv
tbody, thead, and tfoot give the data more semantics and allow one to
operate on logically grouped rows. One CSS application that comes to
mind is:
thead th {
/* style column headers here */
}
tbody th:first-child {
/* style row headers here */
}
I've found the real advantage of pack
