Sent by "Choan_C._Gálvez" on 22 June 2004 15:03
Gee, David wrote:
>[...]
>
>I've used the display:table-cell hack before. It's a hack. You lose a
>lot of control over the element when you do this. For example, if the
>element being displayed using "table-cell" style is contained within an
>element with "text-align:right", it will still render at the left of the
>container.
>
Of course. If it isn't an inline element, it must not be affected by
text-align.
>Strictly speaking, this shouldn't be valid CSS. Any element
>with "display:table-cell" should have a parent with "display:table-row",
>which should in turn have a parent with "display:table".
>
>
By spec, these sorrounding elements are automagically generated by the
UA, see http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/tables.html#anonymous-boxes
Regards,
Choan
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