usually i would do something like:
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Subject: [PHP] table width problems
> Hi,
>
> I've got a table that gets it's contents from a database, the problem is
> that even though I specify the width of
Yeah you could try (plus, of
course, the rest of the parameters for this tag.) is good along with that too. That should keep it from
exceeding the width of the page, unless you have one or more other
tables next to it... In that case you need to specify the correct
percentage of 100 % to make the
specified number of
> charecters. Change 64 to how long you want the string to be. This won't
cut
> words in half.
>
> wordwrap( $text, 64, "", 0);
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Adriaan Nel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 10:
ary 23, 2003 10:27 AM
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Subject: [PHP] table width problems
Hi,
I've got a table that gets it's contents from a database, the problem is
that even though I specify the width of the table, it is still wider than
it's supposed to be, cause some of the info from
Hi,
I've got a table that gets it's contents from a database, the problem is
that even though I specify the width of the table, it is still wider than
it's supposed to be, cause some of the info from the table doesn't
wrap.my question is if there is a way to force td wrapping when it
exceeds t
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