Not sure if this is the place to ask but I can’t find it any where else. Is it possible to split an HTML table row (giving it a pseudo 3D step down look) but maintain the entire row’s data integrity and roll over highlighting? Thanks.
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Excellent! Thank you for your time and effort. I knew it was possible. It even works in IE7. I also was playing with how to “bend” the row with CSS positioning but so far hadn’t been able to do so. It is important to not break the row because it correlates with the database row all the way across.
You can’t move table cells so I put the content in a div and moved the div into the cell below instead. That’s why you need a set height and if it wasn’t for the slanted image you could use em height as well.
It’s only the borders on the slanted cell that need turning off but I think I added some borders to the div to fix an IE7 bug somewhere along the line.
I was surprised that it worked so well but a shame that a variable height couldn’t be used.