Opera igores rules="none" in the frame element Options

[Kiran]

Hi there,

For some strange reason, only Opera ignores rules="none" attribute in the frame element. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Also the border in some web browser displays as black rather than grey.

Here is an example page from my website:

http://www.tuxclub.co.uk/data.php

Help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

EDIT: Noticed I had spelt ignores wrong in title!

This post has been edited by Kiran: Dec 31 2008, 07:59 AM

[pandy]

For some strange reason, only Opera ignores rules="none" attribute in the frame element.

I think you mean the TABLE element. Sadly, Opera has broken the support for 'rules' in later versions. IIRC it was fine earlier.

Just use 'border="0" or control borders with CSS.

[Kiran]

I think you mean the TABLE element. Sadly, Opera has broken the support for 'rules' in later versions. IIRC it was fine earlier.

Just use 'border="0" or control borders with CSS.

Thank for your reply.
Yes, I did mean Table rather than Frame.
Using border="0" would remove the outside border as well, wouldn't it.
Am I right in thinking that CSS shows up differently in some browser?
How would I control the borders in CSS?

This post has been edited by Kiran: Dec 31 2008, 08:44 AM

[pandy]

Using border="0" would remove the outside border as well, wouldn't it.

Yes, but you don't have one anyway.

Am I right in thinking that CSS shows up differently in some browser?

Support may differ, but for this there isn't any problems.

How would I control the borders in CSS?

With the border property or individual declarations for border-left, border-right and so on.
http://htmlhelp.com/reference/css/box/border.html
http://htmlhelp.com/reference/css/box/

CSS treats tables differently than HTML. You have to declare borders for TABLE and TD separately. As you understand from the above, you can also put a border on only one side of the table or a td. Or two or three. They can also have different colors, styles and width.