This doesn’t seem to take into account a large display size. My 1600×1200 monitor shows a gap between the end of the top left image and the right borders. Perhapse just making that image bigger would help, but I don’t think that’s the best solution.
This solution will definately work, though, for cells with a fixed width.
Im working on this site and Im using this method to create a ouline around tables. It looks great in everything for mac, but IE on PC looks really messed up. Here is the url: http://www.designsequence.net/mead/index.php?id=people . The CSS file is here: http://www.designsequence.net/mead/mead_css.css . Anyone know how to fix this?
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Back to the ArticleTrevor
Can you make a custom corner print? isn’t the default in most browser set to print without background colors and images?
Dave
This doesn’t seem to take into account a large display size. My 1600×1200 monitor shows a gap between the end of the top left image and the right borders. Perhapse just making that image bigger would help, but I don’t think that’s the best solution.
This solution will definately work, though, for cells with a fixed width.
Tyler
Im working on this site and Im using this method to create a ouline around tables. It looks great in everything for mac, but IE on PC looks really messed up. Here is the url: http://www.designsequence.net/mead/index.php?id=people . The CSS file is here: http://www.designsequence.net/mead/mead_css.css . Anyone know how to fix this?
Darren Candler
I have noticed that if you add quite abit of text in the Article box then it seem to break at the bottom ????.
Cant See why
chris
its not really that great –
i could work out wether it was a tutorial or not?
could be good to be ‘custom’ border, not rounded
Ain
Just like Dave said it’s fixed and can not be used in case of serious projects where you need to have dynamic width.
Unfortunately adjusting the background size for a particular project is not the solution to go with, it’s a hack.