Webkit browsers not accounting for padding when determining cell width in table-layout:fixed?

There are 3 methods I can think of. The easiest would be to add stylesheet blocks interpreted only by Chrome and Safari that adjust behavior to take into account the rendering issue. Avoid using "@media screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0)" since that can affect Opera and some versions of FF.

Use "body:first-of-type": body:first-of-type td { padding:5px 10px; } You can also have separate stylesheets: The third option is to use Javascript. Within script tags you can use navigator. AppName and navigator.

AppVersion to identify the browser and fix issues dynamically.

Set the position type (absolute/relative etc) of the boxes to get equal results, you will need to tweak the boxes from there.

You can work around this bug if you use the tag and specify widths on the INSTEAD OF on the . . SecondCol { width: 15px; }.

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