Safari and Chrome ignore min-width CSS propery?

Chrome and Safari simply do not support the min-width property on table elements. They will, however, respect min-width when applied to table cells.

Chrome and Safari simply do not support the min-width property on table elements. They will, however, respect min-width when applied to table cells. After some quick testing, it appears that support is as follows: Firefox: Supported (tested in 5, not sure since which version) Internet Explorer: Supported (since IE8.

IE7 and below do not seem to support it) Chrome: Not supported (all versions as far as I can tell) Safari: Not supported (all versions as far as I can tell) Opera: Supported (tested in 11.5, not sure since which version) More information can be found in the MDN article on the property, although the article claims that the property is not supported in IE, even though it is since IE8. The CSS2.1 specification states that min-width (and max-width for that matter) apply to: all elements but non-replaced inline elements, table rows, and row groups So it would seem that Chrome and Safari are the ones not conforming to the standard. Edit Having just looked a bit further down the relevant section of the spec, I noticed it then states: In CSS 2.1, the effect of 'min-width' and 'max-width' on tables, inline tables, table cells, table columns, and column groups is undefined.So it actually looks like no-one got it wrong, and everyone can just do their own thing.

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