Hello, I'm having trouble with setting up a table with some fixed widht <col>s amd some fluid width <col>s, the problem is for some reason when you minimize the screen a little bit the fixed width columns instead of keeping their width and causing the browser to put on a horizantol scroll collapse to the width of the columns content, and loose their spefied width, here is an example of how I used the code... Inline Code: <col> <col class="col10"> <col class="col4"> <col class="col5"> <col class="col8"> <col class="col10"> Code (markup): CSS Code: #content .table { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; } #content .table .col1 { width: 11px; white-space:pre; } #content .table .col2 { } #content .table .col3 { width: 70px; } #content .table .col4 { width: 60px; text-align: right; } #content .table .col5 { width: 70px; text-align: right; } #content .table .col6 { width: 40px; } #content .table .col7 { width: 70px; text-align: right; } #content .table .col8 { width: 115px; text-align: right; } #content .table .col9 { width: 60px; } #content .table .col10 { width: 20px; } #content .table .col11 { width: 5px; } #content .table .colstats { width: 100px; text-align: right; } Code (markup): Thanks, Emil
I didn't even know <col> was a real tag. I Googled up a page and immediately it looks like there are some big differences in usage depending on the HTML standard of your file. I hope that helps