Vic
12-23-2005, 09:26 PM
I have built a page that uses a table to split the screen into 4 sections (header, footer, body left and body right). Initially, one of these sections is to be hidden and I set DISPLAY: NONE style to achieve this. However, when I want to show that section, changing this style to BLOCK or INLINE will completely mess up the table in FireFox. In IE everything works well. Any advice why?
On a separate note, I also used TABLE-LAYOUT: FIXED style in conjunction with the table that stretches some cells to 100% width and/or height. In IE everything works well, but in FireFox the table is all messed up (if I minimise and maximise the window, however, all sizes jump to their right dimensions). Any thoughts why this is happening and how to correct it?
All advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance...
(PS. For those who are going to tell me not to use tables for layout ... I hear you ;) There are some reasons, however, why in this case it is necessary :) ).
On a separate note, I also used TABLE-LAYOUT: FIXED style in conjunction with the table that stretches some cells to 100% width and/or height. In IE everything works well, but in FireFox the table is all messed up (if I minimise and maximise the window, however, all sizes jump to their right dimensions). Any thoughts why this is happening and how to correct it?
All advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance...
(PS. For those who are going to tell me not to use tables for layout ... I hear you ;) There are some reasons, however, why in this case it is necessary :) ).