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I am using Firefox 3.5.7 and I have the same CSS used in multiple HTML tables, but there are some examples where parts of the borders are not shown.
What makes no sense to me is that the same CSS on the same page for another HTML table works fine. Also, the same page in Internet Explorer looks fine from a border point of view.
Here is an image with an example, as you can see in this case the bottom of the first table is missing a border.
Does anyone have a clue why this would happen here?
Maybe you’ve zoomed in/out a bit. This can happen either accidently or knowingly when you do Ctrl+Scrollwheel. Maybe it isn’t completely resetted to zoom level zero. This mis-rendering behaviour is then recognizeable at some websites, also here at SO.
To fix this, just hit Ctrl+0 or do View > Zoom > Reset to reset the zoom level to default.
This is Firefox/Gecko bug 410959. This affects tables with
border-collapse:collapse. It’s from 2008 and there’s no real progress on it, so you’ll probably need to find a workaround. One way is usingborder-collapse:separateand fiddling with borders on a per-cell basis.