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Control of table borders?

Last post 12-28-2005, 4:31 PM by rcroeder. 3 replies.


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09-01-2005, 8:14 PM 10086

olivierr
Joined on 08-21-2005
Posts 9

Control of table borders?

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Hi all

as all can see in the demo apps the table appears in style "dashed". With the "Visible Borders" button one can remove the borders all together.
Is there a way to conrol the border of a table and make it "solid" ?
When I enter "solid" in "HTML"-mode the code beautifier changes it back to "dashed"...

Thank for your help

Regards
Olivier

09-01-2005, 8:42 PM 10089 in reply to 10086

theKOOS
Joined on 03-04-2005
Posts 26

Re: Control of table borders?

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There seems to be a bug in the table border function ... For some reason every now and then it automatically addss the dotted borders similar to the ones used as visual aid when you are editing the page. You CANNOT remove them from the editor's tool but have to go into the code itslef and remove the style tag in that table ...

It only happens sometimes, but it is quite annoying ...

12-28-2005, 12:27 PM 14195 in reply to 10089

acidargyle
Joined on 12-28-2005
Posts 1

Re: Control of table borders?

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This i shappening to me too... If i switch from "normal" to "HTML" mode, it will translate the visual dashed lines around the tables in normal mode into actual html code.... i have to remove them every time i go into html mode... (this is only happening in Firefox)

12-28-2005, 4:31 PM 14203 in reply to 14195

rcroeder
Joined on 06-21-2004
Fremont, CA
Posts 149

Re: Control of table borders?

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When controling the appearance of tables with borders, I would suggest not playing around with changing the inline style, but rather to create a CSS style, either as a internal style or by referencing an external CSS. Place the class statement inside the table, tr or td where you need it. From what I can see, CuteEditor does not play around with class definitions. This in the long run will give you much more control of the look of your site.