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That code works fine for me in firefox and ie7. Are you changing the height with javascript or something else, or just within the editor? However, you could try getting rid of border-collapse.

ryanulit
No, I am not changing anything with JS.
JasonV
Is it possible that you are referencing another stylesheet after the fact or that you made another style for the table later on in your css that could be causing it?
ryanulit
+5  A: 

If you take your code and put it directly in a blank html page, does it work? I am wondering if there is something outside causing it, perhapes in a different CSS (just guessing).

I pulled this open in FF, Safari, Opera, Chrome, IE6-7 and 8 and could not replicate it.

Even with/without out the border-collapse i get the same results.

Jason Heine
Yes, it works with a completely blank HTML page and CSS. Thanks for offering this troubleshooting method. There must be something else affecting it.
JasonV
No problem, sorry can't help you much more without seeing your entire code base.
Jason Heine
Yes, I'll look through the rest of it. Thanks for the input.
JasonV
jeremyasnyder
Just solved it, I was zoomed out a little bit in Firefox. Dang, I feel dumb.
JasonV
Oh my! I have done that before, glad you were able to figure it out :)
Jason Heine
+1  A: 

Just solved the problem. Jeez, I feel like an idiot. The reason this was happening was because I was "zoomed out" a little bit in Firefox. The scaling got rid of one of the inside borders.

Thanks to all for the help, It was Jason Heine's idea that eventually lead to me figuring it out.

JasonV
you should accept his answer then
Jason
I just did.....
JasonV