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HTML5 Solutions: Essential Techniques for HTML5 Developers

HTML5 brings the biggest changes to HTML in years. Web designers now have new techniques, from displaying video and audio natively in HTML, to creating realtime graphics on a web page without a plugin.

This book provides a collection of solutions to all of the most common HTML5 problems. Every solution contains sample code that is production-ready and can be applied to any project.

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Set the border-collapse

By Stephen Bucaro

In a standard html table, each cell has a separate border (which will not be visible if the border attribute is set to 0). This causes the table cell borders to appear double, as shown below.

cell one	cell two
cell three	cell four

The style property border-collapse tells the cell borders to collapse into single borders, as shown below.

cell one	cell two
cell three	cell four

<table border="1" style="border-collapse:collapse;">
<tr><td>cell one</td><td>cell two</td></tr>
<tr><td>cell three</td><td>cell four</td></tr>
</table>

Set the border-collapse property to collapse to collapse the table cell borders into single borders. Set the border-collapse property to separate to display each cell with a separate border (double borders). set the border-collapse property to inherit to indicate that the border-collapse property should be inherited from the parent element (Internet Explorer does not support the inherit value.

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