html output AKA "me too"

I think we have the awesome IE6 to account for this one.

I'm seeing the same as Tib's screenshot when using IE6 (XP SP2).

Mozilla Firefox displays the pages correctly however, and doesn't wack
the text in the columns over, 1 item per line, creating a wide column.
Is that Firefox what Rob is using?

I removed the width=100 and noticed the problem went away, so I think we're
looking at an issue where the two browsers disagree on how to handle
that case.

I know which one I would bet on as far as being "standard behaviour."
NM, let's not get into that.

-Michael

Tib wrote:

>
> D'oh. Sorry I forgot to mention that last time. It was late and I was a
> bit brain tired. I'm using ie6 on windows xp, all the latest updates and
> patches. Here's a screenshot:
>
> www.tigerknight.org/~tib/music/html-output.jpg
>
>
> I found the issue I think. The footnotes table is 600 pixels wide, but
> each individual cell for data only has a width of 100pixels. It's forcing
> line wraps early. These cell level widths could just come out and it would
> solve the problem.
>
> Heck even the part that holds the text 'option footnotes' is only 200pix
> wide for text. Why is it doing this? It would appear that my browser isn't
> at fault. The v2 table code in html output doesn't have these cell level
> width specifications, and I bet your browser ignores them altogether.
>
> <EOL>
> Tib
>
> On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Rob Bowes wrote:
>
> >
> > The problem is that they do NOT look that way to me. So the HTML looks
> > different on your browser compared to mine. In order to figure that
> out, I
> > need to (a) know the browser and version you're using, and (b) need some
> > screen shots so that I can actually see what the output looks like
> for you.
> >
> > Please send the information to support@wolflair.com.
> >
> > Thanks, Rob