CSS equivelant of width="*"

[Nathan Sokalski]

I am trying to convert <td width="*"to CSS, but all the sources I could
find that give the syntax for the CSS width property say that you must
specify a length, percentage, auto, or inherit. I also noticed that the
Style Builder dialog in Visual Studio 2005 does not let me enter an * for
the width property (not to say that this isn't an error in VS2005, but it
makes me wonder if an * is valid or not for CSS). How would I convert <td
width="*"to CSS? Thanks.
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Nathan Sokalski
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http://www.nathansokalski.com/

[Rick Strahl [MVP]]

Hi Nathan,

Width="*" is pretty much the default for any element, so you really
shouldn't ever need to specify it. However, it makes sense only when all
other elements in the same table/element have their width explicitly set
(either as fixed values or percentages). You should make sure that you have
you have a width defined for your outer element however.

+++ Rick ---

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Rick Strahl
West Wind Technologies
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>I am trying to convert <td width="*"to CSS, but all the sources I could
find that give the syntax for the CSS width property say that you must
specify a length, percentage, auto, or inherit. I also noticed that the
Style Builder dialog in Visual Studio 2005 does not let me enter an * for
the width property (not to say that this isn't an error in VS2005, but it
makes me wonder if an * is valid or not for CSS). How would I convert <td
width="*"to CSS? Thanks.
--
Nathan Sokalski
nj********@hotmail.com
http://www.nathansokalski.com/