In short: I'd like to show div which is bigger than td. I inserted it
into TD, because I want to position DIV relatively to TD. Is it
possible ?
And of course: TD cannot change its size....
Your div's going to be forced to fit the td. Now, you can position the
div within the td through say <div style="vertical-align:top"> or <div
style="padding-left:.3em"> (for example) but it's still not going to be
bigger than your td. Once you use table, the boxes are pretty much
locked down to a set position. Now, you can use the rowspan and colspan
to get a big td instead of say two little td's, just don't forget that
each cell you do like that means less cells in whichever rows apply.
<table border="1">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">This takes up two td's horizontally</td>
<td>This would be the one on the end</td>
</tr>
<td rowspan="2">This one takes up two td's vertically</td>
<td>This one will be in the middle of the second row</td>
<td>This one's on the end of the second tow.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>This one will be in the middle of the third row</td>
<td>This one will be on the end of the third row</td>
</tr>
</table>
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