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A constricted table cell
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By Jarett Lloyd
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you CAN restrict the height of a table cell, so long as the contents are<br>
encapsulated by a `<div>`<br>
i am unable to get horizontal scroll to work.<br>
long lines cause the table to widen.<br>
tested only in google chrome due to sheer laziness - JK!!<br>
most browsers will likely render this as expected<br>
i've tried many different ways, but this seems to be the only nice way.<br><br>
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