CSS to make an empty cell’s border appear?

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If I recall, the cell dosn’t exist in some IE’s unless it’s filled with something…

If you can put a   (non-breaking space) to fill the void, that will usually work. Or do you require a pure CSS solution?

Apparently, IE8 shows the cells by default, and you have to hide it with empty-cells:hide But it doesn’t work at all in IE7 (which hides by default).

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