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Jackil Enthusiastic Coder
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Hey :) I've some columns grouped in a <col>. what's the CSS selector to select all the 'td' elements inside each group?
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PaulKolin Enthusiastic Coder
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Runa, you apply css properties for the col element. you are limited in selection for them though. and browser support is crappy.
Users tend to want to print what they see, so if they have interactively modified the page, they want to print that.
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Jackil Enthusiastic Coder
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PaulKolin, I don't care about browser support. I've noticed that "col {overflow: hidden;}" doesn't changes anything
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PaulKolin Enthusiastic Coder
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Runa, ok. well, what should it change?
it just affects how it looks in browsers, and you dont care about them.
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Jackil Enthusiastic Coder
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PaulKolin, I mean, Im developing this for internal use, firefox. I don't care if it doesn't works in ie. but I want to be able to specify the overflow property without having to add a className to each td
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PaulKolin Enthusiastic Coder
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Jackil Enthusiastic Coder
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Yes, It was a mistake. but I said after "without having to add a className to each td"
So, do you have an answer or you want to play ? :)
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PaulKolin Enthusiastic Coder
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Yes, you are describing that you want to use it on columns.
And you cant do that on columns, read the w3 rec i sent you. you are limited in what properties you can apply to columns.
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