According to the XHTML Transitional DTD on the w3c site, <td> tags can only have pixel widths applied and not percents, as indicated below by the %Pixels. Is this an error? Should the DTD show %Length instead, as in the HTML 4 Transitional DTD, or has this been changed in the XHTML DTD? If this is correct, can you please tell me why percentages are no longer valid?? Also, I checked two XHTML books (Beginning XHTML by WROX and HTML & XHTML The Definitive Guide by O'Reilly), and both books confirm that pixel and percentage widths can be used in the <td> tag. Here is the portion of the DTD that I am referring to: <!ATTLIST td %attrs; abbr %Text; #IMPLIED axis CDATA #IMPLIED headers IDREFS #IMPLIED scope %Scope; #IMPLIED rowspan %Number; "1" colspan %Number; "1" %cellhalign; %cellvalign; nowrap (nowrap) #IMPLIED bgcolor %Color; #IMPLIED width %Pixels; #IMPLIED height %Pixels; #IMPLIED > Thanks!! Laurel Oglesby Web Developer Rivio, Inc.Received on Friday, 29 June 2001 12:48:07 GMT
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