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Anthony Domina
Courses Plus Student 19,571 PointsTable formatting shows in IE but not in Chrome, why?
I have a table with padding and borders that renders just fine in IE but in Google Chrome the formatting is not applied. Is this a known issue with Chrome?
2 Answers
Don Macarthur
28,430 PointsHave you tried clearing your browsing history/cache in Chrome. I've had all sorts of CSS styling issues in Chrome which can be resolved by doing that.
Hope that helps :-)
Anthony Domina
Courses Plus Student 19,571 PointsSir, you get the gold star for this one. I cleared my browsing history/cache and the formatting showed like it was supposed to. Thanks so much for you help!
Don Macarthur
28,430 PointsGlad to help. I've had this problem many times myself. It took a while for it to sink through my at times impregnable skull but now if I have similar issues it's my first port of call for trouble shooting and seems to work more often than not :-)
Eric Butler
33,512 PointsEric Butler
33,512 PointsPlease post your HTML and CSS so we can replicate the issue. Chrome shouldn't strip out padding or borders; something else is likely happening. When you paste your code into the editor here, wrap your code with 3 backticks (```) on the lines before and after it. If you specify the language after the first set of backticks ("html" or "css"), that'll help us with syntax highlighting.