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Author asouzis
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> Why move the attributes to a class for the two tables?
In general its good practice to separate the style info from
the html. For this case in particular i had to do this
because i'm embedding the diff tables in a generic page
template that applies general style rules to tables in the
page. By adding a class for those tables i was able to add a
rule for it that overrode the more general table rule.

> Can I get a recommended solution for the font issue?
Not sure, I added this rule:
.diff_table th, .diff_table td
     { font-size: smaller; }  
But its a bit problematic as Mozilla defaults to a
considerably smaller monotype font size than IE so its hard
to be consistent across browsers.
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