This test features the CSS 2.1 border conflict resultion by collapsing each border style. Borders have the same color and width, thus 'border-style' strength ordering should specify whether the table's or the td's border is visible.
Some details
Please run the test in your browser.
Firefox 2.0.0.13, Linux
Perfect results.
Konqueror 3.5.9, Linux
The red borders appear on the fall-back borders mentioned above, thus may be considered as non-bug.
Internet Explorer 6, Windows
Buggy one. :-( The 'hidden' type is not known at all. Table's border always takes precedence, which is incorrect.
Internet Explorer 7, Windows
No development compared to IE6.
Internet Explorer 8 beta 1, Windows
Good news, all bugs fixed. I think the two bugs in the first line won't appear in final IE8.
Still no support for inset/outset fallback to groove/ridge! (Renders these styles as specified, which is incorrect.)
Safari 3.1.1, Windows
Same as Konqueror. The red borders appear on the fall-back borders mentioned above, thus may be considered as non-bug.
Opera 9.27, Windows
Perfect results. (Scaled screenshot.)
Ferenc Veres
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