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Asked: 2026-06-08T05:18:00+00:00

I have a table that is 100% and 2 cells one 60% and the

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I have a table that is 100% and 2 cells one 60% and the other 40%
Inside the 60% one there is an image that is over 60%. Most browsers say ok fine and just shrink the 40% one which is just text.

Google Chrome just extends the 60% one thus making the table over 100%.

The correct solution is to just change the widths but I’m working on a CMS system and these are like ‘templates’ is there a solution maybe through CSS to ask Google Chrome to respect the 100% table width?

Any ideas – maybe a piece of CSS I can pass.

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  1. Editorial Team

    quite odd really I was browsing through a few of our other sites in the CMS to try this out and a few has a similar layout to this one but they didn’t break.

    So it might be a bug in google chrome – of course finding a real fix is tricky. However it seems that if you remove the 40% from that first cell then google chrome thinks like the other browsers and just increases the other cell which sorts it all out.

    I viewed all the other sites with this layout and all seem fine with this.

    Thanks for all your help.

    Richard

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