Sometimes older versions of browsers, IE7 in this case, get it right.
An example of this would be when you have a td with a CSS property of `width: 100px; and apply a colspan of say 3.
What most browsers seem to do is take that width and multiply it by the colspan, whilst this is sometimes useful it isn’t what you asked the browser to do.
IE7, Internet Explorer 7, to it’s friends doesn’t assume anything, it applies the colspan first then looks at the CSS and says ‘hold on a minute, they want this width set to 100px’ and applies it.
In my opinion that is the way it should work and well done IE7 for not trying to second guess me.