Table Row Height & Netscape

A table with a single row will only be as "high" as the text it contains in IE.
Apparently not so with Netscape...is there a simple fix?
(other than defining a height for the entire table in pixels?)

Well you could put it in percentages of the screen. But the best solution is
provibly by just asigning the hieghts to your tables.
(there may be a way throguh CSS but I havn't messed with that yet so I really
can't be much help in that department)

Flash

What do you mean?

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"nekkochan" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

A table with a single row will only be as "high" as the text it contains
in IE.
Apparently not so with Netscape...is there a simple fix?
(other than defining a height for the entire table in pixels?)

thanks flash...

man , I thought I remembered somethign about "tablerows=fixed" somewhere down the line

On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 15:29:53 +0000 (UTC), "nekkochan"
<webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote:

A table with a single row will only be as "high" as the text it contains in IE.
Apparently not so with Netscape...is there a simple fix?
(other than defining a height for the entire table in pixels?)

Without seeing the page/code, I can only guess, but my guess would be
that what you're seeing is the margin on a heading or paragraph
contained in one or more cells in the row.


Gary