problem with multi-page tables

[John Bell]

I have a <table> enclosed in a <form> . If the table spans more than one
page, the second page content is all displayed in the top left corner of
the 1st page.

John

[BrianS]

This is because the form element is not stripped during document parsing, but there is no styling applied in our base stylesheet. I believe an unstyled element is treated as inline, and a block element (your table) contained in an inline element (your form) causes page layout/reflow issues.

The quickest solution is to style your form display: block;.

[John Bell]

that figures... its the same as the base stylesheet for most browsers: http://www.iecss.com/

John

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[BrianS]

Thanks for the link. There are probably a few aspects of our base stylesheet that could use an update. Reference such as this are most welcome.