The empty-cells property when set in CSS with a value of "show" should cause borders to be drawn around empty table cells. Right now this isn't happening.

Setting all current Open/Normal to M4.

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moving to m5

Moving to M6.

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This has been FIXED/implemented, no? Either that, or I don't understand the question ;) [Here's a test case (will attach) that I think is relatively clear; use as you wish].

I believe this is FIXED (empty-cells: show; for TABLE). karnaze, hyatt, py8ieh, dbaron: could you look at http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/showattachment.cgi?attach_id=249 which tests 'empty-cells: show' for TABLE, TR, TD. To my small brain, 5.0 appears to do the job. (Alternatively, uhh, "I'd like to buy a vowel, Pat".)

Marking this RESOLVED-WORKSFORME. I'm reasonably sure this worked when I filed bug 2436, whose test case also demonstrates 'empty-cells'. Or does this bug have something to do with dynamic assignment of the property? If so, reopen, and, if you can, provide a test case.

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