I have & lt; Td> which is just about empty because it has only one & nbsp; . The height which I am trying to apply is 110 pixels, but for some reason the table cell has been provided with an altitude of 182.317 pixels. Why?
Some things that I've already checked:
- set to something which applies to non-breaking space Can not fit into table cell that can not fit.
- There is no table cell on the same row, which requires stretch to fit its contents in that cell.
- There is no piece of CSS code that overwrites the height I want with an extraordinary value of 182.317 pixels.
And what can be the culprit? The cell presents with the expected height in Chrome, but it gets spoiled in Firefox 3.6. Rendering mode XHTML 1.0 strict (yes, I have validated).
Update : You can view and analyze the page. & lt; Td> I'm talking about leftbartop .
You do not say which column has a problem in the table, but I doubt it Is:
& lt; Td id = "bottombar2" colspan = "2" & gt; & Lt; / Td> attribute colspan = "2" tells the cell two rows high, your rows are 95 picks, which it is at a height of 190 px (roughly the height Which you are seeing).
Each row contains a different number of 5, 1, and 3 columns in each row. It can tell why the table is provided separately by different browsers.
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