CASE 1: Table height is specified and larger than the sum of the MAX(specified row height, min cell height). The height of the row content can be greater or smaller than the specified row height and it makes no difference to the outcome.
		
	        
				TABLE HEIGHT: 360px
				Cell heights: 10,20,30
				Row heights: 150, 100, 50
				
				IE7, FF2, Opera, Safari - 180, 120, 60
				FF3 - 170, 20, 70
	        
		
			
			
				FF2, IE7, Opera, Safari: first row - proportional to row's specified height
			
			
			
				second row
			
			
				third row
			
			
				FF3: first row - evenly
			
			
			
				second row
			
			
				third row
			
		 
	 
		
	
	
	
		
			CASE 2 - Table height is specified and larger than the sum of the MAX(specified row height, min cell height). Row heights are specified using %values.
		
		
			TABLE HEIGHT: 360px
			Cell heights: 10,20,30
			Row heights: 30%, 20%, 10%
			
			IE7, FF2, Opera, Safari - 180, 120, 60
			FF3 - 170, 20, 70
		
		
			
			
				IE7, FF2, Opera, Safari - first row, proportional
			
			
			
				second row
			
			
				third row
			
			
				FF3 - first row, even
			
			
			
				second row
			
			
				third row
			
		 
	 
	
	
	
	
		
			CASE 3: Same as CASE 2, however in this case the sum of the rows is GREATER than the table height.
		
			TABLE HEIGHT: 360px
			Cell heights: 10,20,30
			Row heights: 60%, 40%, 20%
			
			IE7 - 216, 144, 72
			Opera - 180, 120, 60
			FF2, FF3, Safari - 216, 114, 30
			
		
		
			
			
				IE7 - first row
			
			
			
				second row
			
			
				third row
			
            
                Opera - first row, proportional to percentage
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
			
                FF2, FF3 and Safari - first row, 
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
             
         
    
	
    
    
        
            CASE 4 - Table height is larger than sum of row heights. First two rows are auto, and next two are defined using %.
        
        
			TABLE HEIGHT: 400px
			Cell heights: 40, 30, 20, 10
			Row heights: auto, auto, 20%, 10%
			
			IE7 - 100, 60, 160, 80
			FF2, FF3, Opera - 175, 105, 80, 40
			Safari - 150, 130, 80, 40
        
        
            
            
                IE7 - first row
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
            
                fourth row
            
            
                FF2, FF3 and Opera - first row
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
            
                fourth row
            
			
                Safari - first row
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
            
                fourth row
            
			
         
     
    
	
		
            CASE 5 - Similar to CASE 4 but table height is smaller.
        
        
			TABLE HEIGHT: 400px
			Cell heights: 50, 100, 20, 10
			Row heights: auto, auto, 50%, 25%
			
			IE7 - 50, 100, 200, 100
			FF2 and Safari - 50, 100, 200, 50
			FF3 and Opera - 50, 100, 167, 83
        
        
            
			
			
                IE7 - first row
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
            
                fourth row
            
             
                FF2 and Safari - first row
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
            
                fourth row
            
            
                FF3 and Opera - first row
            
            
            
                second row
            
            
                third row
            
            
                fourth row