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Is there other way to make tbody tr vertical? Bacause with this example doesn’t work on IE :/
It’s a row so it can’t be vertical… That is the point.
I’m on my phone right now but I will look at it later.
Perhaps you could explain what, precisely, it is you are trying to do…perhaps with an image?
Amm, I just need vertical tbody tr ant that’s all ;D
I just need vertical tbody tr ant that’s all
That doesn’t mean anything. Please be more specific.
But from what I can see, you want ROWS to be displayed next to eachother, and COLUMNS be displayed on top of eachother? I think you’re setting yourself up for a lot of trouble with that.
Why not just use floated or inline block divs for something like this instead of experimenting with table elements by forcing to change their default behavior for something they were not designed to be used for?