Padding the rows of a table

Hello All,

I would like to "pad" the rows of my table. Cellpadding and
Cellspacing aren't an option cause they affect both the horizontal as
well as vertical axis.

So I used to do essentially a row with nothing more than one   in
it.

Then I realized thta if I removed the   my padding got smaller,
and I could use 2 or 3 and get more precise.

So my question is, is this row:

<tr><td></td></tr>

Or could not having the &nbsp; in there cause a problem?

Thanks ahead, as always.

SergioQ wrote:

Hello All,

I would like to "pad" the rows of my table. Cellpadding and
Cellspacing aren't an option cause they affect both the horizontal as
well as vertical axis.

So I used to do essentially a row with nothing more than one &nbsp; in
it.

Then I realized thta if I removed the &nbsp; my padding got smaller,
and I could use 2 or 3 and get more precise.

So my question is, is this row:

tr><td></td></tr

Or could not having the &nbsp; in there cause a problem?

Thanks ahead, as always.

Interesting that you posted to a stylesheet newsgroups without
mentioning anything related to stylesheets. The answer is *probably*
(assuming you aren't displaying borders around the cells) to pad the
cells using the CSS properties padding-top and padding-bottom.

On Dec 26, 1:07*pm, Harlan Messinger
<hmessinger.removet... (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote:

Interesting that you posted to a stylesheet newsgroups without
mentioning anything related to stylesheets. The answer is *probably*
(assuming you aren't displaying borders around the cells) to pad the
cells using the CSS properties padding-top and padding-bottom.- Hide quoted text -

Seriously, I could have SWORN that I posted this in the HTML AUTHORING
group.

Sorry about the mixup folks.

In article
<9d95d13e-3257-4738-8463-0a8a7dbec72f (AT) l32g2000hse (DOT) googlegroups.co
m>,
SergioQ <sergio (AT) warptv (DOT) com> wrote:

On Dec 26, 1:07*pm, Harlan Messinger
hmessinger.removet... (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote:

Interesting that you posted to a stylesheet newsgroups without
mentioning anything related to stylesheets. The answer is *probably*
(assuming you aren't displaying borders around the cells) to pad the
cells using the CSS properties padding-top and padding-bottom.- Hide quoted
text -


Seriously, I could have SWORN that I posted this in the HTML AUTHORING
group.

Sorry about the mixup folks.

Yes yes.. but did you understand Harlan's advice about padding?

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