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From: "Trevor Lawrence" Trevor on 8 Dec 2009 20:43
I tracked the problem down to the CSS for #content

When I added width:83% all tables expanded to fit the <div>. I guess other
browsers assume that when 2 <div>s are side by side, the second takes up the
space left over by the first

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Trevor Lawrence
Canberra
Web Site http://trevorl.mvps.org

"Trevor Lawrence" <Trevor L.(a)Canberra> wrote in message
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>I have these pages with tables in <div id ="content">
> where
> http://ratec.actbus.net/index.html
> http://ratec.actbus.net/about.html
> http://ratec.actbus.net/album.html
> http://ratec.actbus.net/events.html
> http://ratec.actbus.net/contacts.html
>
> This is the CSS for #content
> #content {
> margin-left: 16%;
> border-left: solid 1px black;
> }
> #content table {width: 100%; }
>
> Using IE7, in only case do they fill the whole width of the <div>.
> This is the single column, single row table on
> http://ratec.actbus.net/index.html starting:
> From Webmaster
> (Lines 336 to 353)
>
> In Firefox and Safari, they all fill the entire width. Is this a flaw in
> IE7, and will IE8 cure this?
>
> The answer to the latter is, I guess, try it and see <g>
> However, I had so many problems moving from IE6 to IE7 that I dread moving
> to IE8
>
> --
> Trevor Lawrence
> Canberra
> Web Site http://trevorl.mvps.org
>


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