> That wont work I can't put border-style: none; That would get
> rid of the thing orange border I want to create!
It does work. I think David means that you should do this:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd";>
Untitled
/*
That wont work I can't put border-style: none; That would get rid of the
thing orange border I want to create!
Rowspans? I can't. There is one main index template and the rest are all
injected. I guess I could go correct the 50 other templates :P
Or I can just do it the plain old ugly way, by w
Hi anastasios
> The problem is when I add another table with that table it inherits the
> css regardless if the class is set or not and I do not want it to. What
> is the issue?
a workaround shoud be to add inner table border canceling:
/* a th of a table inside a table */
table.thinOrangeBorder
So what you are saying is that I'm probably missing a closing tag
somewhere on one of the tables?
That sux! it's a 3rd party product that uses smarty templates! I guess i
have to figure out where the culprit is...
Anastasios Angelidis wrote:
>I have my classes defined as below...
>
>I then dec
On 10/05/06, Anastasios Angelidis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem is when I add another table with that table it inherits the
> css regardless if the class is set or not and I do not want it to. What
> is the issue?
> table.thinOrangeBorder th
That says "A th element that is a descendent
I have my classes defined as below...
I then decorate my table like so
The problem is when I add another table with that table it inherits the
css regardless if the class is set or not and I do not want it to. What
is the issue?
Thanks
table.thinOrangeBorder
{
border-width: 0px;
bord
