On 1 mar, 10:29, shapper <mdmo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mar 1, 3:06 pm, "Jukka K. Korpela" <jkorp...@cs.tut.fi> wrote:
>

> Others may benefit from the
> > observation that people should others to them, using things
> > like
> > - meaningful Subject line
> > - clear explanation of the problem
> > - posting a URL without having been asked
> > - not posting useless babbling.

> I think more then this I can't do:
>
> 1. What I am trying to do:http://www.27lamps.com/_lab/Table.htm
>
> 2. What I have:http://www.27lamps.com/_lab/TableHtml.htm

Miguel,

Jukka is absolutely right. Basically, if you want , try to be as
ful as possible. And very important: show or try to provide as
much useful, ful info that explains, that presents the issue, the
whole picture.

Words like "this", "0000001", "Table", "n00000001", etc.. are either
meaningless, irrelevant or misleading or confusing. It irritates a
very wide majority of readers of posted messages to have to read and
visit webpages just to try to figure out what is the problem, issue,
etc...

What you want to get as a layout may not be logical, coherent from a
web design perpective. What is the content of your table? Is it
tabular data? If not, then you may be misusing tables.

Usually, column headers in a table are centered, not left-aligned:
that is true for all text and graphical browsers. Even for most
printed material.

What's the purpose of that small image at bottom right corner? within
your page context? within your webpage situation? Is it for cosmetic,
ornemental purposes? etc.
We have no idea, no clue, no explanations.

> a 1px white space between the background and the border

I do not see a 1px white space between the background and the border.
I see a 1px white border around the table cell though. The blue
between the 1px solid white borders may be the background-color of the
wrapping block container. Again, we don't know, we just see a chunk of
an image.

If you want a white border surrounding the table header cells, then
choose a 1px white border.

.Grid thead th
{
border: solid 1px #B6CBE7;

not a #B6CBE7 color.

Regards, Gérard