Wed, 2008-05-21 21:46
I think the code says it all:
LibriPro.pl
I put a div inside a table. Don't ask why 
I just need that.
I need to stretch the div to cover the whole space inside the cell it's located in.
The cell (or the whole table like in the code above) has like 300px x 200px, the div inside has the same dimentions. And there it is. An 1px outline. I can give the div 100% width and height. Still no luck.
Why is that?
I've tried setting all kinds of spacings, paddings and border to zero/none etc. Nothing works.
Is there a solution to this?
Wed, 2008-05-21 22:24
#1
td { padding: 0 }
td { padding: 0 }
Wed, 2008-05-21 23:00
#2
you're a savier man! :)
Thanks a lot.
Still one question though.
This is not a "class" nor is it an "id". I cannot assign a "td padding: 0" to only one cell or only one table on my website, right?
This parameter will make a "0" padding for all the tables on the page?
I see that adding plain style="padding: 0;" to either the cell or the whole table doesn't work.
Why does it work only as "global" parameter?
Thanks a bilion for this!
Wed, 2008-05-21 23:46
#3
Auror wrote:I see that
Auror wrote:
I see that adding plain style="padding: 0;" to either the cell or the whole table doesn't work.
Works for me when I apply it to the <td>.