Square table cells

[Andy Mabbett]

I have a page:

<http://www.westmidlandbirdclub.com/biblio/banbury.htm>

which uses a table to indicate the Ordnance Survey (map) grid- squares
covered by a certain area.

Is there a way to make the table cells square, while still allowing them
to resize as necessary?

--
Andy Mabbett
"The Internet is a reflection of our society[ ...]. If we do not like what we
see in that mirror the problem is not to fix the mirror, we have to fix
society." Vint Cerf

[Karl Smith]

Andy Mabbett <us**********@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote:

<http://www.westmidlandbirdclub.com/biblio/banbury.htm>

which uses a table to indicate the Ordnance Survey (map) grid- squares
covered by a certain area.

Is there a way to make the table cells square, while still allowing them
to resize as necessary?

td {
width: 4em;
height: 4em;
}

I think a 3 x 3 grid has nine squares, not twelve, BTW.

--
Karl Smith.
Interim President,
International Global World "Jonathon Frakes
must never work in films again!" Society

[Andy Mabbett]

In message <3d************************@posting.google.com>, Karl Smith
<go************@kjsmith.com> writes

<http://www.westmidlandbirdclub.com/biblio/banbury.htm>

which uses a table to indicate the Ordnance Survey (map) grid- squares
covered by a certain area.

Is there a way to make the table cells square, while still allowing them
to resize as necessary?
td {
width: 4em;
height: 4em;
}

Thank you.

Is that supported in most browsers?
I think a 3 x 3 grid has nine squares, not twelve, BTW.

Do you perhaps refer to:

The BOS area of interest is the twelve 10km x 10km squares, as
defined by the Ordnance Survey, surrounding Banbury, six of
which include parts of Warwickshire (early reports used a
circle, centred on Banbury, of 9 miles radius; this also
included parts of Warwickshire.) ?

If so, you need to read it again ;-)
--
Andy Mabbett
"The Internet is a reflection of our society[ ...]. If we do not like what we
see in that mirror the problem is not to fix the mirror, we have to fix
society." Vint Cerf

[Karl Smith]

Andy Mabbett <us**********@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote:

I think a 3 x 3 grid has nine squares, not twelve, BTW.

Do you perhaps refer to:

The BOS area of interest is the twelve 10km x 10km squares, as
defined by the Ordnance Survey, surrounding Banbury, six of
which include parts of Warwickshire (early reports used a
circle, centred on Banbury, of 9 miles radius; this also
included parts of Warwickshire.) ?

If so, you need to read it again ;-)

I think I get it. The diagram shows the six squares that are the
intersection of Banbury and Warwickshire? I won't pretend to
understand the point of that.

td { empty-cells: hide; }

That should help.

--
Karl Smith.
Interim President,
International Global World "Jonathon Frakes
must never work in films again!" Society