Pim Snel 0d0fea4f26 cleanup, remove and add enters ;)		2005-07-01 20:15:26 +00:00
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default	as I mensioned before the 1% width problem is all over egroupware and making CJK user interface ugly. A typical example is many tables are always two or three lines high for one <tr>. If you don't have a look at a CJK user interface you probably won't notice it at all.	2005-07-01 03:24:29 +00:00
edge-it	as I mensioned before the 1% width problem is all over egroupware and making CJK user interface ugly. A typical example is many tables are always two or three lines high for one <tr>. If you don't have a look at a CJK user interface you probably won't notice it at all.	2005-07-01 03:24:29 +00:00
idots	as I mensioned before the 1% width problem is all over egroupware and making CJK user interface ugly. A typical example is many tables are always two or three lines high for one <tr>. If you don't have a look at a CJK user interface you probably won't notice it at all.	2005-07-01 03:24:29 +00:00
idots2	cleanup, remove and add enters ;)	2005-07-01 20:15:26 +00:00
idsociety	as I mensioned before the 1% width problem is all over egroupware and making CJK user interface ugly. A typical example is many tables are always two or three lines high for one <tr>. If you don't have a look at a CJK user interface you probably won't notice it at all.	2005-07-01 03:24:29 +00:00
jerryr	as I mensioned before the 1% width problem is all over egroupware and making CJK user interface ugly. A typical example is many tables are always two or three lines high for one <tr>. If you don't have a look at a CJK user interface you probably won't notice it at all.	2005-07-01 03:24:29 +00:00
literati	as I mensioned before the 1% width problem is all over egroupware and making CJK user interface ugly. A typical example is many tables are always two or three lines high for one <tr>. If you don't have a look at a CJK user interface you probably won't notice it at all.	2005-07-01 03:24:29 +00:00
prisma	as I mensioned before the 1% width problem is all over egroupware and making CJK user interface ugly. A typical example is many tables are always two or three lines high for one <tr>. If you don't have a look at a CJK user interface you probably won't notice it at all.	2005-07-01 03:24:29 +00:00