Help testing webpage please, especially in new or unusual Browsers

element, as required by the
HTML 4.x and XHTML 1.x specs. Neither do they inherit any styles,
particularly text-align, from the elements, which /is/ in conformance
with the CSS spec. Most versions of IE (from 3.2 I think) do both.

The work-around is to use Adjacent sibling selectors, introduced in CSS2
(which most versions of IE don't support) to select individual columns and
apply styling properties to them, which is rather more of a faff on than to
apply one of two or three styles to elements, which are designed to
cover multiple adjacent columns with the same properties; especially sin the
method has to be used as well, for IE.
It is however, easier than applying a style or class to each table cell
individually.

For those who are interested in the behaviour

The test has shown that when I don't apply different styles to the two
methods, everyone should see the same thing. (Confirmation from anyone with
IE7 would be welcome)

Thanks again to everyone who took the trouble to look at that page and
reply.

In brief, in Gecko based browsers, table cells don't inherit the align or valign attribute from the corresponding