table cell top border, netscape workaround

[edog1]

I'm using:
style='border: solid 0 #000; border-top-width:2px;'

to create a black line on the top of a table cell,

this works great in IE but in netscape (4.7) it only puts a black line where there is text or an explicit space, short of rpadding of lpadding the cells how can I achieve a solid black line on the top of specified cells in both IE and Netscape.

Thanks in advance

 

[cian]

First thing i'd try is to clean up the code a little

Instead of:
style='border: solid 0 #000; border-top-width:2px;'

Try simply:
border-top: 2px solid #000000;

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[edog1]

cian,
I gave that a try and it looks the same in IE but now it doesn't show any border in Netscape. Any other ideas?

thks

 

[cian]

I personally wouldn't waste time fixing things for N4.7, but that's just me.

You could go the other route and use a coloured 2px image.

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http://www.endamcg.com/finland-gaa/

http://www.endamcg.com/macaonghusa/