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Hi everyone I have a problem with an html table... In Firefox the site shows correctly but in IE7 this table messes up the page that it is in.

 

the code is

 

<table>

 

<tr>

{foreach from=$headers item=header key=number}

 

<th>

{ if $number eq $templatelite.GET.sortby }

 

<span>{$header}</span>

{ else }

 

<a href="?sortby={$number}">{$header}</a>

 

{ /if }

 

</th>

{/foreach}

 

 

<th>

{#PLIGG_Visual_TopUsers_TH_Karma#}

</th>

 

</tr>

 

{$users_table}

 

</table>

 

if i remove <table></table> no more problem but of course nothing is orders.

 

I would really appreciate any help.

 

Thanks very much in advance.

 

 

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You need to use CSS to style your table. Assuming the data is tabular data - if you are using it to lay out your site design, then you shouldn't be using tables at all.

 

As for fixing it between firefox and IE, welcome to the designer's bane. Cross browser coding is a pain in the ass.

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