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Try to fix line 2 in the cascade like this:
In any case, the problem lies in the border, either tr, which comes first in the table, or in the header class. But td seems to have a border set to zero, so the problem is in tr.
By the way, the bug is also observed in the 8th version of IE.
In general, I would beat my hands for such a layout. Sorry, but even if you consider that this is a site for 12,000, you can’t make it up like that!
Read books on layout, replace this bunch of useless tables with a few neat divs.
Plus, the table width is 1200! But what about the owners of netbooks? They watch the scroll?
Try it, tell me if it helped or not.
table, td, tr {
border: 0 none;
border-collapse: collapse;
}
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