Kim wrote:
> If you view http://www.panicware.com/deleteme.htm with IE6,
> you'll see that there is a gap between the colored
> 'category' images and the next cell of
> text. This is viewed just fine in Firefox.
I don't know the details, but it seems that it depends on different
algorithms to allocate available space. You have four columns in a 100% wide
table and only the second one has a specified width. Firefox respects this
width and distributes the available space on the other columns only, IE
makes also this second column wider depending on window width (try resizing
your browser.)
There are probably much better solutions, but if you add
td#cat1 { width: 100%; }
only the third column (the one with #cat1) will get wider than the necessary
minumum, giving hopefully your desired effect in all browsers.
hth,
Bruno
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