PS: the div version is very unreadable.

I think someone changed the CSS settings in the past and only checked the tables version. ¹

Same problem like with the disappearing links in nodelets happening here:

-> Visited links in nodelets are rendered invisible

Probably using archive.org could help finding the old CSS and diffing it with the current ones to identify the changes.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

¹) the deeper problem is that the monastery doesn't have a test suit. I'm not even sure how layout can be tested.

In reply to Re: Collapse features in threads (CSS for div layouts) by LanX
in thread Collapse features in threads by LanX

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