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Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / CSS / August 2003Margins outside a table..
I have a table floating right, "Our Mission" http://www.exstrategies.com/temp1.htm Code: _________________________ <table border="0" cellpadding="4" style="border: 3px double #990000; margin: 8,4,8,8" width="200" id="table3" align="right" bgcolor="#FFFBDF"> <tr> <td> <p align="center"><b>OUR MISSION</b><br> <font size="2">Expand business potential for financial services firms by providing cost-effective marketing and distribution strategy, planning and execution management services.</font></td> </tr> </table> _______________________ Can somebody tell me why the margins outside the table work in IE but not NS7? > I have a table floating right, "Our Mission" > http://www.exstrategies.com/temp1.htm Please validate your html before posting a question, as this often leads to unpredictable results < http://validator.w3.org/ > and check your css for errors as well < http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ > > Code: > <table border="0" cellpadding="4" style="border: 3px double #990000; margin: > 8,4,8,8" width="200" id="table3" align="right" bgcolor="#FFFBDF"> [code snipped] > </table> > > Can somebody tell me why the margins outside the table work in IE but not NS7? Yes. Your margin is "8,4,8,8". 8 what? 4 what? In css, you must specify the unit. px, em, ex, cm, *something*. Conforming agents must ignore values with no unit. (IE is not, in this regard, a conforming agent.)  SignatureBrian follow the directions in my address to email me OHHHHHH!! Geez. Thanks a million Brian. Tim Destin_FL wrote: > I have a table floating right, "Our Mission" > http://www.exstrategies.com/temp1.htm Please validate your html before posting a question, as this often leads to unpredictable results < http://validator.w3.org/ > and check your css for errors as well < http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ > > Code: > <table border="0" cellpadding="4" style="border: 3px double #990000; margin: > 8,4,8,8" width="200" id="table3" align="right" bgcolor="#FFFBDF"> [code snipped] > </table> > > Can somebody tell me why the margins outside the table work in IE but not NS7? Yes. Your margin is "8,4,8,8". 8 what? 4 what? In css, you must specify the unit. px, em, ex, cm, *something*. Conforming agents must ignore values with no unit. (IE is not, in this regard, a conforming agent.) SignatureBrian follow the directions in my address to email me Brian, I changed all of those to px... but nothing changes in Netscape at all. Does NS just not support "padding?" Tim OHHHHHH!! Geez. Thanks a million Brian. Tim > Code: > <table border="0" cellpadding="4" style="border: 3px double #990000; margin: > 8,4,8,8" width="200" id="table3" align="right" bgcolor="#FFFBDF"> [code snipped] > </table> > > Can somebody tell me why the margins outside the table work in IE but not NS7? Yes. Your margin is "8,4,8,8". 8 what? 4 what? In css, you must specify the unit. px, em, ex, cm, *something*. Conforming agents must ignore values with no unit. (IE is not, in this regard, a conforming agent.) SignatureBrian follow the directions in my address to email me > OHHHHHH!! Geez. Thanks a million Brian. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > [code snipped] > > </table> > Yes. Your margin is "8,4,8,8". 8 what? 4 what? In css, you must > specify the unit. px, em, ex, cm, *something*. Conforming agents > must ignore values with no unit. (IE is not, in this regard, a > conforming agent.) > I changed all of those to px... but nothing changes in Netscape at all. Does NS > just not support "padding?" Yes, both to margins and padding http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1#margin comma separators? Ahhhh, thanks boclair - it was indeed the commas. It works perfectly now. Tim > "Destin_FL" <mounttimmy@yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:MBc4b.33938$xf.4346@lakeread06... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Code: > > <table border="0" cellpadding="4" style="border: 3px double #990000; margin: > > 8,4,8,8" width="200" id="table3" align="right" bgcolor="#FFFBDF"> > [code snipped] > > </table> > Yes. Your margin is "8,4,8,8". 8 what? 4 what? In css, you must > specify the unit. px, em, ex, cm, *something*. Conforming agents > must ignore values with no unit. (IE is not, in this regard, a > conforming agent.) > I changed all of those to px... but nothing changes in Netscape at all. Does NS > just not support "padding?" Yes, both to margins and padding http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1#margin comma separators? |
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