color designation in table row?

I read somewhere that you cannot put a color designation in a table row. I
am wondering if this is what give me the green space in www.thangmaker.com
when viewed in Firefox (works in IE).

Can I designate a color in a TR?

Thanks,
Libbi

Can I designate a color in a TR?

Soitenly.

The link below looks the same to me in IE and FF (except for the lack of
support for the color attribute of the <td> tag in FF).

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"Libbi Bosworth" <libbi (AT) fonicdesign (DOT) com> wrote

I read somewhere that you cannot put a color designation in a table row. I
am wondering if this is what give me the green space in www.thangmaker.com
when viewed in Firefox (works in IE).

Can I designate a color in a TR?

Thanks,
Libbi

On 02 Dec 2005 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Libbi Bosworth wrote:

I read somewhere that you cannot put a color designation in a table
row. I am wondering if this is what give me the green space in
www.thangmaker.com when viewed in Firefox (works in IE).

Can I designate a color in a TR?

Yeah, but you're better off using CSS:

tr.colored { background-color : lime ; }

<table>
<tr><td>This row has default background color</td></tr>
<tr class="colored"><td>This row has lime background color</td></tr>
<tr><td>This row has default background color</td></tr>
</table>

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Libbi Bosworth wrote:

I read somewhere that you cannot put a color designation in a table row. I
am wondering if this is what give me the green space in www.thangmaker.com
when viewed in Firefox (works in IE).

Can I designate a color in a TR?

Thanks,
Libbi


You have a border="1" on your table. Thats and IE property only. It will

appear diferently in Firefox.

This question was answered some days back.

border is recognized by FF. It's the bordercolor attribute that is not.

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"Osgood" <notavailable (AT) atthisaddress (DOT) com> wrote

Libbi Bosworth wrote:
I read somewhere that you cannot put a color designation in a table row.
I am wondering if this is what give me the green space in
www.thangmaker.com when viewed in Firefox (works in IE).

Can I designate a color in a TR?

Thanks,
Libbi
You have a border="1" on your table. Thats and IE property only. It will
appear diferently in Firefox.

This question was answered some days back.

Murray *TMM* wrote:

border is recognized by FF. It's the bordercolor attribute that is not.

Yeah but it doesnt show it the same as in IE it kinda gets a bevelled

edge effect. Its almost certainly why FF is showing a green effect and
IE shows solid balck. Get rid of the border and use some css on whatever
and your problem will go away. This question was answered some time back

this question was answered? i searched the mm forums but couldn't find it.
maybe i should have search here. the search function is not so
great--probably user error!


"Osgood" <notavailable (AT) atthisaddress (DOT) com> wrote

Libbi Bosworth wrote:
I read somewhere that you cannot put a color designation in a table row.
I am wondering if this is what give me the green space in
www.thangmaker.com when viewed in Firefox (works in IE).

Can I designate a color in a TR?

Thanks,
Libbi
You have a border="1" on your table. Thats and IE property only. It will
appear diferently in Firefox.

This question was answered some days back.

the question about a color in TR?


"Osgood" <notavailable (AT) atthisaddress (DOT) com> wrote

Murray *TMM* wrote:

border is recognized by FF. It's the bordercolor attribute that is not.

Yeah but it doesnt show it the same as in IE it kinda gets a bevelled edge
effect. Its almost certainly why FF is showing a green effect and IE shows
solid balck. Get rid of the border and use some css on whatever and your
problem will go away. This question was answered some time back

Huh?

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"Libbi Bosworth" <libbi (AT) fonicdesign (DOT) com> wrote

the question about a color in TR?


"Osgood" <notavailable (AT) atthisaddress (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Murray *TMM* wrote:

border is recognized by FF. It's the bordercolor attribute that is not.

Yeah but it doesnt show it the same as in IE it kinda gets a bevelled
edge effect. Its almost certainly why FF is showing a green effect and IE
shows solid balck. Get rid of the border and use some css on whatever and
your problem will go away. This question was answered some time back