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Reply with quote empty-cells: show;

does not work in IE, does anyone know of a workaround?
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Reply with quote Yes it does, I use it all the time Cool
Code:
table  {width: 100%; border-width: 1px; border-style: solid; border-color: #000; border-collapse: collapse}
      tr, th, td {empty-cells: show; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; border-color: #000}
as an example

What CSS are you using Confused
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Reply with quote This is one of the pages in question

http://frost-genealogy.co.uk/...
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Code:

table { border-collapse:collapse;}


to your stylesheet...that should solve the issue.
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Reply with quote thanks, that worked great.

One more thing please.

Can you have a look at http://frost-genealogy.co.uk/...

and tell me if the greyed rows show when you print preview in IE.
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Reply with quote is your web server set up weird? whenever i get to the page for the first time in IE, it shows me gobbledigook. and when i tried to view one of your stylesheets in IE, it prompted me to download...(which makes me think that that's the reason why my print preview in IE looked completely unstyled).
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personal: splintered | photographia | redux
co-author: Web Accessibility - Web Standards and Regulatory Compliance
Reply with quote No they don't show in M$IE which makes sense.
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redux wrote:
is your web server set up weird? whenever i get to the page for the first time in IE, it shows me gobbledigook. and when i tried to view one of your stylesheets in IE, it prompted me to download...(which makes me think that that's the reason why my print preview in IE looked completely unstyled).


Weird. Works fine here with IE6 on Windows 2000. I don't get the grey backgrounds in print preview on the Mac, though.

The table markup could be improved - it needs a summary and the headings should be marked up as table headings, so
Code:
<td><h2>Husband</h2></td>

ought to be replaced with
Code:
<th>Husband</th>

then use CSS to style the th to your tastes.

You should indicate the relationship between the table headings and table data, but I've misplaced my link to the best way to do that for screenreaders.
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redux wrote:
is your web server set up weird? whenever i get to the page for the first time in IE, it shows me gobbledigook. and when i tried to view one of your stylesheets in IE, it prompted me to download...(which makes me think that that's the reason why my print preview in IE looked completely unstyled).


Standard setup.

pages are html 4.01 strict

with 2 stylesheets (screen, print)
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Reply with quote happened to me too - but server serves up right page on ctrl F5 (new cache)
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Reply with quote I had a look at the response headers. Don't see anything glaringly wrong:

For style.css
Code:

Accept-Ranges     bytes
Connection    close
Content-Length    1489
Content-Type    text/css
Date    Thu, 16 Feb 2006 13:47:10 GMT
ETag    "32801d-5d1-43f4525c"
Explanation    OK
Http_Version    HTTP/1.1
Last-Modified    Thu, 16 Feb 2006 10:22:20 GMT
Server    Apache/1.3.33 (Unix) mod_gzip/1.3.19.1a PHP/4.4.0 mod_perl/1.24
Status_Code    200


For edwardfrost.html
Code:

Accept-Ranges     bytes
Connection    close
Content-Type    text/html
Date    Thu, 16 Feb 2006 13:51:50 GMT
ETag    "328038-22c6-43f45336"
Explanation    OK
Http_Version    HTTP/1.1
Last-Modified    Thu, 16 Feb 2006 10:25:58 GMT
Server    Apache/1.3.33 (Unix) mod_gzip/1.3.19.1a PHP/4.4.0 mod_perl/1.24
Status_Code    200


I notice it's not using keep-alive for the connections. Does IE get confused if the web server doesn't use persistent connections?
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