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OK. I've switched to using Mozilla 1.0 and use it alongside IE to check how sites get rendered.
There's a problem.
The table property "bordercolor". It "works" in both browsers, though it isn't specified in W3C anywhere that I can find. The problem is that IE renders a solid border. It renders it far too thick, but I can forgive that. It is solid colour.
Mozilla (Seamonkey/Gecko) renders it with shading.
I've tried setting the bordercolorlight/dark properties as well but it still shades the border.
Erm, do any of you know how to make Mozilla render solid colour borders? I assume CSS but I can't get any joy from that either.
Thanks.
There's a problem.
The table property "bordercolor". It "works" in both browsers, though it isn't specified in W3C anywhere that I can find. The problem is that IE renders a solid border. It renders it far too thick, but I can forgive that. It is solid colour.
Mozilla (Seamonkey/Gecko) renders it with shading.
I've tried setting the bordercolorlight/dark properties as well but it still shades the border.
Erm, do any of you know how to make Mozilla render solid colour borders? I assume CSS but I can't get any joy from that either.
Thanks.