On 14 Feb 2011, at 1:28 AM, Code Free wrote:
Hi W3C,
First of all I'm not good at english, I'll try my best. I have a
question about HTML Tables. Why if I want to tell all the <td>
elements of the same column their width; I have to tell every <td>
their width? In my noob mind.... I think makes sense If I give the
first <td> of the column it's width; and the others <td> from this
column takes the same width that the first <td>. This way is more
easy and fast to html coders.
Yes, I think that works. You will only need to specify one element in
a column to affect the others.
Ian
Pardon me if it's a silly question, and my sincerely apology and
respect but I really want a answer because I want to understand.
Have a nice day!
Code Free
P.D. I tried to find someone contact email who knows spanish in your
website; but it was difficult and I didn't find it.
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Tel: +1 718 260 9447
