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I am trying to use relative length (proportions) on a COL for a table but it
does not work in IE.
Example
<TABLE>
<COL width=1*>
<COL width=3*>
<COL width=1*>
.....
</TABLE>
The HTML 4.0 spec state you can do this,
The WIDTH attribute specifies a width for each column spanned by COL. The
value must be a number in pixels, a percentage of the table width, or a
relative length expressed as i* where i is an integer. A column with
WIDTH="3*" will be allotted three times the width of a column with
WIDTH="1*". The value 0* is equivalent to the minimum width necessary for the
column's contents
Does internet explorer not support this??
Thanks
does not work in IE.
Example
<TABLE>
<COL width=1*>
<COL width=3*>
<COL width=1*>
.....
</TABLE>
The HTML 4.0 spec state you can do this,
The WIDTH attribute specifies a width for each column spanned by COL. The
value must be a number in pixels, a percentage of the table width, or a
relative length expressed as i* where i is an integer. A column with
WIDTH="3*" will be allotted three times the width of a column with
WIDTH="1*". The value 0* is equivalent to the minimum width necessary for the
column's contents
Does internet explorer not support this??
Thanks