Helo,
I'm working on my site now, tried to validate it and got couple of errors like this
Line 135, Column 50: The align attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
<table id="footer" align="center" cellspacing="0">
Line 135, Column 50: The cellspacing attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
<table id="footer" align="center"...
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What are css align & cellspacing comands?
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SSRS 2005 | cangrow/canshrink = false | Columns still grow
I'm using SSRS 2005 and have set all of the cell's cangrow and canshrink properties to false so that a header will align properly, but where a cell's contents (without spaces) are larger than the cell it does not wrap to the next line, it makes the column grow which messes up any alignments in the output.
Is this just something I have to deal with or is it possible to make it wrap so that my alignments remain?
I've tried doing 'Format... -
I need some help with divs
I'm currently building a new site from scratch for my work. Unfortunately, when I started, I knew next to nothing about website design. The current site is http://testsite.pineap plepress.com. Depending on the screen resolution, my co-workers and I have discovered that some people need to scroll to see everything. I though I could do a quick-fix and just move everything over to the left. The div with the header stays in place regardless of the placement... -
Alignment Off In IE6 and IE7
Hey guys, still having loads of trouble with this website, it looks fine in Firefox, and in IE8, but any previous version of IE looks terrible.
The site can be viewed here http://www.catalystpics.co.uk/dev/index.html
As you can see the site is still only in development stages, but this is a major issue i need to sort,
Hope someone can help !
Thanks in advance
Wastedguitarist... -
Aligning form labels and fields: easy with table, how with CSS?
When putting a form on a webpage, I prefer the labels and edit boxes for all fields to be aligned, e.g. like this:
This is easily done by putting it all in a table. What is the best way to do this properly with CSS?
Note: I don't want to define fixed widths for certain columns or whatever. The width for the labels should just be automatically as much as necessary to fit the widest label.
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