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Yesterday I was taught two awesome little <table> tips from two friends, Steve Melrose and Jon ‘Barry Crayon’ Cotton. I can’t believe I never knew about these two, they’re so simple but really cool*
*The tips are simple, not Steve and Jon.
The first, which Steve alerted me to, is colspan="0" and rowspan="0" which basically just makes the cell (<td>/<th>) to which it is applied span all the columns/rows between itself and the end/bottom of the table respectively.
I tweeted about how cool this was when Jon replied with info about colspan="100%"/rowspan="100%" which is similar to the above but instead of meaning ‘the rest of’ it just means ‘all of’. This is great if you want a cell to always span the whole width/height of a table but you don’t always know how large that table will be.
As far as I can tell Firefox is the only browser that supports [col|row]span="0" but all browsers seem to support [col|row]span="100%". I’ve not been able to do any more thorough browser testing but if anyone can feed back that’d be great!
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