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I have a table with 4 columns, 3 of them have a fixed width And 1 is a width of auto currently This line is not spread to fit the entire table container.
This should work like this:
The rest of the table should increase the line and it is not Width: Auto; Is the row spread? Thanks
I display: block Code> and lt; Tbody & gt; and was able to correct the table by removing <> from the code> & lt; Tr & gt; . . Applying the Display: Block changes those elements into block elements instead of table elements and table flow interrupts. Here are the changes I made:
style.css line: 1711 .forum- Table, .forum-table & gt; Toby {/ * display: block; * / Width: 100%; } style.css line: 1716 .forum-table & gt; Cart & gt; Tr {status: relative; / * Display: Block; * / Width: 100%; Padding: 25px; Background: RGBA (0, 0, 0, 0.25); } In addition to this, you must width: auto and | gt; : strong> style.css line: 1732 .forum-table & gt; Cart & gt; Tr & gt; Td.forum-name {/ * width: auto; * /} This is the one. I have not included all of your resources, so some things (such as images, javascript) area are broken but the table layout in question remains intact.
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