css - table-cell - some kind of colspan?

Question

I am a bit puzzled right now, because I had CSS code that worked, but it wasn't beautiful at all. I now want to rework this CSS styles and build them via LESS. And I have big problems with display:table; / display:table-row; and display:table-cell;.

For example I have the following code: http://jsfiddle.net/La3kd/2/

How can I do it that the last cell (center) does not shift the above second cell to the right? The last cell should have the width of the 2 cells above. Some kind of colspan is needed. It is so weird, because I have the impression that it worked before I reworked the code. But now all elements to the right are totally shifted.

Answer 1

CSS has no colspan analog. Based on your example, you can just mark up your last row as a separate nontably block.

You could also use display: table-caption in conjunction with caption-side: bottom to display the table row as a last “row” that spans all columns. See live demo.