jquery - jqGrid has double right border in forceFit state -

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i have jqgrid forcefit property set true. result, right grid border solid, double. screencast: http://screencast.com/t/kmkmgwakh.

i need solid border always.

source code:

var gridel = $('<table id="grid-213487-1235" class="details-summary-grid"></table>'); var columns = [         {             label       : "date",             index       : "date",             name        : "date",             width       : 140,             formatter   : this._formatdate,             sorttype    : "int"         }, {             label       : "sender",             index       : "sender",             name        : "sender",             formatter   : function() { return "blablabla blablablabla blabla blablablabla blablabla blablabla blablablabla"; }         }, {             label       : "subject",             name        : "subject",             index       : "subject",             formatter   : function() { return "blablabla blablablabla blabla blablablabla blablabla blablabla blablablabla"; },             width       : 160         }     ];  gridel.jqgrid({     datatype    : "local",     colmodel    : columns,     forcefit    : true,     hidegrid    : false,     rownum      : data.length,     height      : "100%" });  gridel.jqgrid('addrowdata', 0, data); // matter row id undefined?


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