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On many of my pages/forms I use tables that I have set the borders=0 so that they are invisible. When displaying the pages in IE the tables are invisible as was planned, but when viewed with FireFox there are visible lines within the tables/cells. Any suggestions on how to get FireFox to play nicely with my code?
Page Example: http://new.libertyva.com/human_resources/application.php
CSS Stylesheet: http://new.libertyva.com/style.css -
Hi,
I'm having one layout with two columns. Those two columns having two different background. for example: Left & right.
Left side color is red. Left panel i'm having one image. That image i want bottom of the page
right side color is balck
while content is more in right side i need left side color should be repeat as well as image also place inbottom.
If anyone having any idea regarding this pls let me know asap. -
# wladejr
- First up you have hundreds of a lot of inline styles which defeats the whole purpose of CSS - you really should remove them from the page and create style classes instead.
- The border collapse property doesn't render the same in all browsers - i'd get rid of it completely and use something else instead.
Have a look at this:-
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/columns.html (section half way down page entitled "borders") -
# rizwan
From what I can gather from you post, you need
div.leftcolumn {
background: #ff0000 url("images/imagex.gif") bottom no-repeat;}
div.rightcolumn {
background: #000;}
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