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Steve

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24th Jan 07 at 20:03

Of splitting a cell into two cells but not having the cell spacing apply to its adjacent border?

[Edited on 24-01-2007 by Steve]

James

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24th Jan 07 at 20:34

you can set set a style with a pdding property set to 5px for example and apply the style to the td part of the table.

Steve

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24th Jan 07 at 20:53

give me an example of a table with a few cells with that applied, ta

James

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24th Jan 07 at 21:05

code:




<html>



<body>



<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="1">

	<tr>

		<td width="100px" height="100px">

			This is a test

		</td>

		<td style="padding:15px" width="100px" height="100px">

			This is a test

		</td>

	</tr>

</table>



</body>



</html>

Steve

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24th Jan 07 at 21:13

ah that might just work il try it tomoz ta

James

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24th Jan 07 at 21:17

You can also use padding-left, padding-right, padding-top and padding-bottom if you don't want it all the way round.

Steve

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24th Jan 07 at 23:08

thanks james the effect i was trying to achieve is the rounded edges to the headings on the tops of the forums as you can see here

http://www.vagweb.co.uk/forums/index.php

without the crappy cell spaces at the edges of the images, works now

waynep

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25th Jan 07 at 00:41

use css ffs

Dom

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25th Jan 07 at 01:08

quote:
Originally posted by waynep
use css ffs

yeaaaaaaaaaaaa....ok

Easiest way for rounded edges is to knock up a quick image, with one side having a rounded edge

Steve

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25th Jan 07 at 09:05

quote:
Originally posted by waynep
use css ffs

i did use css you plumb

also you cant use css to generate a rounded corner to a table, there is a method of rendering it but the command doest show in IE only in mozilla browsers

my problem wasnt getting the rounded edge it was making the cellspace between the cell containing the rounded edge and the adjacent cell non existant but with the rest of the tables having a cellspace of 1

[Edited on 25-01-2007 by Steve]

Nismo

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25th Jan 07 at 09:34

quote:
Originally posted by Dom

quote:
Originally posted by waynep
use css ffs

yeaaaaaaaaaaaa....ok

Easiest way for rounded edges is to knock up a quick image, with one side having a rounded edge

Yeah like Dom said quikest way is with a gif.

drax

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25th Jan 07 at 10:02

Why bother using inline css tho?

set it in the stylesheet and assign the class to the td's you need to.. then you will be able to use it over a number more table cells using less code..

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