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This is a table with some of the cell widths given in eu,
which are invalid units. MacIE should ignore these declarations. (Note
that the statements inside the table are only true in the first table.)
This cell has a width of 100px.
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This cell has a width of 10eu (equal
units), a width that could possibly be valid
in a future version of CSS.
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This cell has a width of 15eu (equal
units), a width that could possibly be valid
in a future version of CSS.
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3eu here
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This is the same table, with the widths given in px
instead of eu.
This cell has a width of 100px.
|
This cell has a width of 10eu (equal
units), a width that could possibly be valid
in a future version of CSS.
|
This cell has a width of 15eu (equal
units), a width that could possibly be valid
in a future version of CSS.
|
3eu here
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This is the same table, with the widths that should be ignored left
unspecified. The much more sensible table layout here shows that
MacIE is treating the eu units in the first table as
if they were px, rather than ignoring them as it should.
This cell has a width of 100px.
|
This cell has a width of 10eu (equal
units), a width that could possibly be valid
in a future version of CSS.
|
This cell has a width of 15eu (equal
units), a width that could possibly be valid
in a future version of CSS.
|
3eu here
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