I want to set the cell width and height such that the cell doesn't get
bigger. If the text is too long for the cell, it should be clipped. It
only has to work for IE. I have tried setting the overflow style to
hidden, but that doesn't work unless I set the table-layout style of
the table to fixed, which I cannot do. In the sample code below, it
correctly sets the width of the cell to 200, but the height gets
bigger and it wraps the text. If I add a <nobr> tag to the cell, the
text doesn't wrap any more, but the width gets real big (enough to fit
all the text). Thanks in advance.
<table width="200" border="1">
<tr>
<td height="20" width="200" id="tableCell" style="overflow:hidden">
So, here is some text that obviously will not fit in this lousy 200
pixel wide box.
</td>
</tr>
</table> 3 12544
john wrote; I want to set the cell width and height such that the cell doesn't get bigger.
Imposible. Width is possible using table-layout:fixed (which doesn't
necessarily work...)
If the text is too long for the cell, it should be clipped.
Wrap you content in another element.
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john wrote: I want to set the cell width and height such that the cell doesn't get bigger. If the text is too long for the cell, it should be clipped. It only has to work for IE. I have tried setting the overflow style to hidden, but that doesn't work unless I set the table-layout style of the table to fixed, which I cannot do. In the sample code below, it correctly sets the width of the cell to 200, but the height gets bigger and it wraps the text. If I add a <nobr> tag to the cell, the text doesn't wrap any more, but the width gets real big (enough to fit all the text). Thanks in advance.
<table width="200" border="1"> <tr> <td height="20" width="200" id="tableCell" style="overflow:hidden"> So, here is some text that obviously will not fit in this lousy 200 pixel wide box. </td> </tr> </table>
A style rule like this:
td {width:200px; height:1em; overflow:hidden}
should, in theory, do the job. No?
Matthias
Matthias Gutfeldt wrote; A style rule like this:
td {width:200px; height:1em; overflow:hidden}
should, in theory, do the job. No?
No. Read table layout algorithms in CSS2 spec.
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