For the sleepless… a page built exclusively with CSS… even though it doesn’t look like html… guess how they did it.

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Alex shows me a mighty fine job: a test meant to show just how well implemented is the CSS support in a browser. The test starts from a rendering considered corect (reference) and you get to compare that render with the test-page as viewed in your browser. Extremely interesting for a CSS geek like me… 😀

Acid Test 2

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It happens often, when working with tables, to “forget” empty cells, i.e. cells without any content at all within, not with even as much as a shy & nbsp ;. That makes them look awkward in the browser (awkward = borderless) and,most of all, to look like coding errors, which coulod become unpleasant. For those lacking the patience to fiddle again the whole html code, there’s a solution: to define the following property in the CSS code:

{ empty-cells: show }

This will force all the empty cells to SHOW the border, even if empty. (the other possible values for this property are: hide and inherit)

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