Hej!

I've got a little problem with some border styling. I want a border-bottom and a border-top on a table row. In IE 6, IE 7 and IE 8 there is no border. It works in all other browsers.

Here is my css:

.switchcontentZi {
border-top: 1px solid black !important;
border-bottom: 1px solid black !important;
}


And here is my HTML-Construct:

<table class="medium" width="720">
<tr id="room1" class="switchcontentZi" style="display: block;">
<tr id="room2" class="switchcontentZi" style="display: block;">
<tr id="room3" class="switchcontentZi" style="display: block;">
<tr id="room4" class="switchcontentZi" style="display: block;">
<tr id="room5" class="switchcontentZi" style="display: block;">
</table>


I've already searched in this forum and via google and found some hints that the "display: block" could be the problem. But I couldn't solve this problem.

Can someone help me and fix this problem?

Blackeye

It generally works best to put the border onto the td and/or th elements in the row. You can achieve that with your existing CSS with only a minor tweak:

.switchcontentZi td, .switchcontentZi th{
border-top: 1px solid black !important;
border-bottom: 1px solid black !important;
}

With that said, you aren't showing us any td or th elements in those rows... they are there, aren't they? :D

Yeah, don’t style table rows, style the cells in these rows. Table rows have proven inconsistent in different browsers when it comes to CSS.

You are my heroes! Thank you very much for this hint!

Now it works perfect in all browsers! :thumbsup: