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Inserting "invisible" Tables
6 October 2007 at 3:13pm Last edited: 6 October 2007 3:33pm
Hello. As you can probably guess, I am a newbie. Thanks for your patience. I am trying to insert a table into one of my pages, but I don't want to be able to see the table lines when the page is viewed in a browser. I set the table borders to 0, but they still show. ANy help would be great. Thanks!
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Re: Inserting "invisible" Tables
10 October 2007 at 12:21pm
this could be the css I had similar thing when modifying the standard css files. The best way to trace it is if you use firefox and install the firebug plugin when you load the page you can then inspect to see what css is being applied to your element in the html. it even lets you change on the fly so you can check before changing the actual css. FIrebug in an invaluable tool in my opinion.
HTH
Trevor
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Re: Inserting "invisible" Tables
25 June 2008 at 9:30am
Were you able to track this down? So far I haven't figured out why I can't get rid of the border. I used firebug but everything I tried had zero effect on the table borders. Well, I could change border="0" on the table to border="10" and it made the outside border bigger but the inner lines never budge.
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