* Graham Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] on [24-10-05] wrote:
> Your problem cannot be solved without adding a class to the cells you want
> to have with the border-top. The basic problem is that IE doesn't recognise
> child selectors. Refer my example below. Ffox will show the first td with
> red top bord
* Kevin Jundt [EMAIL PROTECTED] on [24-10-05] wrote:
> I don't have IE handy to test it but I suspect the problem is
> occurring because of invalid code. None of your and
> tags have corresponding close tags ( and ). The
> Mozilla parser is just probably better at guessing than IE's...
H
> Can anybody suggest a way to make this work?
It might be confused because you didn't close your thead and tbody
elements. Cant test if that works right now, but it's worth a try.
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Hi Brian,
I don't have IE handy to test it but I suspect the problem is
occurring because of invalid code. None of your and
tags have corresponding close tags ( and ). The
Mozilla parser is just probably better at guessing than IE's...
Kevin
On Oct 24, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Brian Foley w
* Justin Makeig [EMAIL PROTECTED] on [14-07-05] wrote:
> 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 {
>
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
Hello,
What is the advantages of using tbody instead of table, when using CSS?
thanks
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