Hi guys,
Was wondering if I can get a little help. Using a CSS layout, I have a left column div, a right column div, and a main center div for the content. Both the left and right column divs are positioned absolute.
I'm sticking a table inside the main div (yes, for tabular data
) but at 100% width, the table expands out side the main div and into the right column div. I'm assuming the table width is representing the browser width and not the div width.
This only seems to happen in IE 6. It seems fine in Mozilla/Netscape. Is there a way to fix this???
I appreciate your help. Thanks!Is the size of your outer div set to 100%? I'm just wondering if one browser bases the width on the window, and the other does it based on the size of the outer div.Yes, I should've mentioned that the outer div (assuming you mean the container) does NOT have a width set to it.
Was wondering if I can get a little help. Using a CSS layout, I have a left column div, a right column div, and a main center div for the content. Both the left and right column divs are positioned absolute.
I'm sticking a table inside the main div (yes, for tabular data
) but at 100% width, the table expands out side the main div and into the right column div. I'm assuming the table width is representing the browser width and not the div width. This only seems to happen in IE 6. It seems fine in Mozilla/Netscape. Is there a way to fix this???
I appreciate your help. Thanks!Is the size of your outer div set to 100%? I'm just wondering if one browser bases the width on the window, and the other does it based on the size of the outer div.Yes, I should've mentioned that the outer div (assuming you mean the container) does NOT have a width set to it.