Hihi, actually you can make it look fine in firefox by opening firebug and having a look at the BODY tag's innerhtml attribute. Just doubleclick on it and leave the field without changing anything. I assume this forces an update of some internal structure and voila the table appears nicely. So obviously some FF quirk involved here.
There's probably an easy workaround to force it to do that without using firebug.
Apparently no support in FF2 yet for the nth-child-of css pseudoclass, so all the lines are white
By the way, it's quite likely that I'm doing some kind of corner case here which is poorly defined in the specs. Or at least working in a way which is not well explored or commonly used. Obviously firefox has excellent support for this kind of stuff in general.
EDIT: Added this line:
Code:
document.firstChild.innerHTML += "";
So now it actually works in firefox as well
